1. Greek and Latin Roots JEOPARDY

2. Directions Get into TWO TEAMS Sit in a semi circle Buzzer Rules
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If you know the answer, hit the buzzer.
If you get it wrong, your team LOSES points!

3. JEOPARDY! Unit 1 FIB Unit 1 MC Unit 2 FIB Unit 2 MC Unit 3 FIB
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4. Unit One FIB—100
Harry may be a good chess player, but he’s not _____________.
petulant
evince
invincible
protracted
retract
Answer: INVINCIBLE
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5. Unit One FIB—200
The relationship between the main characters __________ the main themes of the novel.
evinced
deduced
induct
conducive
impetuous
Answer: evineced
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6. Unit One FIB—300
Certain kinds of soil are more ________ to growing prize roses.
evinced
deduced
induct
conducive
impetuous
Answer: CONDUCIVE
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7. Unit One FIB—400
I hardly expected a grown man to become so ____________ when I awakened him at three in the morning.
Petulant
evince
invincible
protracted
retract
Answer: PETULANT
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8. Unit One FIB—500
Wasn’t it kind of _________ to volunteer for a job you knew nothing about?
evinced
deduced
induct
conducive
impetuous
Answer: IMPETUOUS
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9. Unit One MC—100
The _________ argument that raged in the office for days was not __________ to getting work done.
provincial; petulant
impetuous; provincial
petulant; protracted
protracted; conducive
Answer: D
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10. Unit One MC—200
Can we __________ from the uproar in the newspapers that the senator has refused to _________ his controversial statement?
retract; induce
deduce; retract
evince; deduce
retract; evince
Answer: B
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11. Unit One MC—300
What was the __________ for the supposedly _________ hockey team’s decision not to play in the game?
conviction; induce
impetus; invincible
impetus; petulant
provincial; retract
Answer: ?
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12. Unit One MC—400
Sam became so ________ that he ran away and climbed a tree, and nothing could ________ him to come down.
protracted; intractable
conducive; evince
petulant; induce
provincial; retract
Answer: C
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13. Unit One MC—500
Nothing ______ Ben’s tendency to act without thinking more than his _______ decision to become a daredevil pilot.
evinces; impetuous
retracts; impetuous
induces; intractable
deduces; retract
Answer: A
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14. Unit Two FIB—100
A(n) _______ summary of the day’s events will be enough for me.
Compunction
concise
infringe
infraction
fractious
Answer: CONCISE
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15. Unit Two FIB—200
Only special kind of surgery can _______ the tumor from the body.
excise
epitome
punctilious
anatomy
pungent
Answer: EXCISE
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16. Unit Two FIB—300
If Danielle feels any ___________ at all for lying about her homework, she should go to her teacher and apologize.
compunction
concise
infringe
infraction
fractious
Answer: COMPUNCTION
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17. Unit Two FIB—400
The author’s exhaustive writing on French history took up several weighty ___________.
dichotomy
infractions
Tomes
punctilious
anatomy
incisive
Answer: TOMES
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18. Unit Two FIB—500
Your ___________ wit seems to cut through all the necessary information and get right to the heart of the matter.
dichotomy
Infractions
tomes
punctilious
anatomy
incisive
Answer: PUNCTILIOUS
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19. Unit Two MC—100
Even though Alec had committed only a minor _________ of the company rules, he was punished severely because he showed no _________.
infraction; compunction
infraction; anatomy
epitome; compunction
epitome; anatomy
Answer: A
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20. Unit Two MC—200
Barbara is the _______ of a well-behaved child and would never ______ upon her siblings’ rights.
dichotomy; excise
epitome; excise
epitome; infringe
dichotomy; infringe
Answer: C
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21. Unit Two MC—300
For her _____ essays and _______ attention to detail, Victoria was named best student of her English class.
fractious; pungent
punctilious; excise
fractious; concise
incisive; punctilious
Answer: D
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22. Unit Two MC—400
There was a definite _________ in her personality; on the one hand, she had a(n)_________ intelligence, but on the other hand, she seemed to have an understanding of other people.
dichotomy; incisive
infraction; excise
anatomy; infringe
epitome; excise
Answer: A
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23. Unit Two MC—500
The _________ young brothers stopped their fighting and screaming when the ___________ aroma of dinner from the kitchen hit their nostrils.
incisive; concise
fractious; pungent
punctilious; fractious
pungent; incisive
Answer: B
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24. Unit Three FIB—100
The __________ for the theft of the statue has not yet been determined.
motive
emissary
abject
motif
expel
Answer: MOTIVE
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25. Unit Three FIB—200
The high winds and cold rain _________ us to postpone the picnic.
compelled
emoted
conjecture
abject
motif
Answer: COMPELLED
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26. Unit Three FIB—300
During the negotiations, the vice president of one company was sent as a(n) __________ to the other company.
motive
emissary
abject
motif
expel
Answer: EMISSARY
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27. Unit Three FIB—400
The central ___________ of despair over lost love in the opera is introduced when the heroine takes the stage.
compelled
emoted
conjecture
abject
motif
Answer: MOTIF
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28. Unit Three FIB—500
There was a heated debate over whether the cabinet official had been _____________ in his duties when he did not report the accounting error.
dismissive
motive
dejected
remiss
impulse
Answer: DISMISSIVE
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29. Unit Three MC—100
The scientific community is usually __________ of new theories at first, saying they are mere __________ instead of fact.
emotive; conjecture
dismissive; conjecture
dejected; motive
dismissive; motive
Answer: B
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30. Unit Three MC—200
The sea captain was almost overwhelmed by the ________ to abandon his ship, but he knew he would be _________ in his duties to the passengers if he id not help them.
conjecture; dismissive
motif; emotive
emissary; dejected
impulse; remiss
Answer: D
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31. Unit Three MC—400
The ________ look on the face of our _________ to the opposing army told me he had failed to deliver his message.
dismissive; conjecture
emotive; emissary
abject; motif
dejected; emissary
Answer: D
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32. Unit Three MC—300
While no ______ for the theft of the money has been established, we know that the thief was living in _______ poverty and could not even afford food for his family.
conjecture; abject
motif; remiss
motive; abject
emissary; emotive
Answer: C
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33. Unit Three MC—500
I wanted to finish my paper on the recurring ________ I had found in the novel, but other factors _______ me to give it up.
conjecture; expelled
emissary; compelled
motif; compelled
emissary; expelled
Answer: C
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