IVS: CHAPTER 5 WORDS: ALLUSION BANAL ALTRUISTIC EUPHEMISM

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IVS: CHAPTER 5 WORDS: ALLUSION BANAL ALTRUISTIC EUPHEMISM APPEASE MERCENARY ARBITRARY SYNDROME ASSAIL TAINT

IVS: CH. 5 - TEN WORDS IN CONTEXT: 1. Allusion (ə-lū'zhən) - noun After I suggested that Monty have fruit for dessert instead of chocolate cake, he responded, "Is that an allusion to my weight?" a. contrast b. reference c. answer 2. Altruistic (ăl'trū-ĭs'tĭk) - adjective "I'm not often altruistic," Brett admitted. "I usually put my own welfare first." a. unselfish b. cheerful c. greedy

3. Appease (ə-pēz') - verb My sister was so outraged when I accidentally scratched her favorite old Beatles record that nothing I could say or do would appease her. a. annoy(ed) b. heal(ed) c. calm(ed) 4. Arbitrary (är'bĭ-trĕr'ē) - adjective Parents should not enforce rules according to their moods. Such arbitrary discipline only confuses children. a. steady b. slow c. impulsive

5. Assail (ə-sāl') - verb The two candidates continuously assailed each other with accusations of dishonesty. a. attack(ed) b. confuse(d) c. support(ed) "Nice to see you," may be a banal comment, but what it lacks in originality it makes up for in friendliness. a. greedy b. unoriginal c. clever 6. Banal (bə-năl') - adjective

7. Euphemism (yoo'fə-mĭz'əm) - noun Common euphemisms include "final resting place" (for grave), "intoxicated" (for drunk), and "powder room (for toilet). a. harsh term(s) b. term(s) that don't offend c. foreign term(s) 8. Mercenary (mûr'sə-nĕr'ē) - adjective The con man pretended to love the wealthy widow, but he actually married her for mercenary reasons. a. jealous b. angry c. greedy

9. Syndrome (sĭn'drōm) - noun Jet lag is a syndrome resulting from flying long distances; it often includes exhaustion, headache, and loss of appetite. a. group of symptoms b. cause(s) c. something required 10. Taint (tānt) - verb The involvement of organized crime has tainted many sports, including boxing and horse racing. a. benefit(ed) b. damage(d) c. start(ed)

IVS: CH. 5 - MATCHING WORDS WITH DEFINITIONS: 1. Determined by personal judgment, not rule or reason; based on impulse Arbitrary 2. Motivated only by financial gain; greedy Mercenary 3. An indirect reference Allusion 4. A group of symptoms typical of a particular disease or condition Syndrome 5. A mild or vague term used as a substitute for one considered offensive or unpleasant Euphemism 6. To calm, especially by giving in to the demands of Appease 7. Lacking originality; overused; commonplace Banal 8. To stain the honor of someone or something Taint 9. To attack physically or verbally Assail 10. Unselfishly concerned for the welfare of others; unselfish Altruistic