[Gram./Vocab.] Week3 Vocabulary Pop Quiz

I. Terminology

A. acrophobia – ACRO ( ) + PHOB ( )
(n.) ____________
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B. claustrophobia – CLAUS ( ) + PHOB ( )
(n.) ____________
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C. hydrophobia – HYDR ( ) + PHOB ( )
(n.) ____________
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D. philharmonic – PHIL ( ) + HARMONIA ( )
(n.) ____________
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E. bibliophile – BIBL ( ) + PHIL ( )
(n.) ____________
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E. phillipic – (n.) ____________
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II. Blank-filling

A. Complete the blanks of the following sentences. (i)

a. Lincoln once said, “I won’t be a slave _____ _____ _____ I will be a master.”

b. As a matter of fact, air as well as water pollution _____ (be, simple present) no less

harmful than noise one.

c. Nancy is not so much a poet _____ a scholar.

d. Living in a highly competitive society, you definitely have to arm yourself with as much

knowledge _____ possible.

e. A man’s worth lies _____ _____ _____ in what he has as what he is.

B. Complete the blanks of the following sentences. (ii)

a. Edgar is a real ___________________; he often buys books once being immersed in those.

b. Kris' ___________________ prevented himself from staying at home alone.

c. Eric’s offer was declined by Fiona; he urged her to take switchback, which may arouse ___________________ herself.

d. There was an outbreak of ___________________ amongst the dogs of that urban area.

e. That night Chace as well as Jasmine was listening to the New York ___________________ Orchstra.

f. Socrates valued ___________________ much more than anything else.

C. E to C translation

a. dread (n.) : ___________________
b. dreadful (a.) : ___________________
c. rim (n.) : ___________________
d. ram (n.) : ___________________
e. abnormal (a.) : ___________________
f. subnormal (a.) : ___________________
g. moral (a.): ___________________
h. immoral (a.) : ___________________
i. amoral (a.) : ___________________
j. excessive (a.) : ___________________
k. cliff (n.) : ___________________
l. illogical (a.) : ___________________
m. enclosed (a.) : ___________________
n. morbid (a.) : ___________________
o. rabies (n.pl) : ___________________
p. to be a characteristic of : ___________________
q. to be characterised by : ___________________
r. productive (n.) : ___________________
s. to be suspectible to : ___________________
t. induce (v.) : ___________________
u. gloomy (a.) : ___________________
v. unwholesome (a.) : ___________________
w. grisly (a.) : ___________________
x. gruesome (a.) : ___________________
y. overdose (v.n) : ___________________
z. alcoholism (n.) : ___________________
aa. alcoholisity (n.) : ___________________
bb.alcoholisation (n.) : ___________________
cc. alcoholic (n.) : ___________________
dd.alcoholic (a.) : ___________________
ee. alcoholic beverages (n. phr) : ___________________
ff. DUI = ______________________________________(E&C)
gg. acute (a.) : ___________________
hh.nervous system (n.phr) : ___________________
ii. mammal (n.) : ___________________
jj. reptile(n.) : ___________________
kk. to be caused by : ___________________
ll. transmit (v.) : ___________________
mm. salivation (n.) : ___________________
nn.paralysis (n.) : ___________________
oo.aesthetic (n.) : ___________________
pp.analgesic (n.) : ___________________
qq. karoshi (n.) : ___________________
rr. tsunami : ___________________
ss. the working poor : ___________________
tt. SOHO : ______________________________________
uu. LOHAS : ______________________________________
vv. sustainable devt / development: ___________________
ww. leukemia (n.) : ___________________
xx. hemophilia (n.) : ___________________
yy. anemia (n.): ___________________
zz. hemorrhage (n.) : ___________________
aaa. unprecedented (a.) : ___________________
bbb. feasible (a.) : ___________________
ccc. untenable (a.): ___________________
ddd. unequivocal (a.) : ___________________
eee. insatiable (a.) : ___________________
fff. confident (a.) : ___________________
ggg. differdent (a.) : ___________________
hhh. disinfectant (n.) : ___________________
iii. detergent (n.): ___________________
jjj. antidote (n.) : ___________________
kkk. antipathy (n.): ___________________
lll. apathy (n.): ___________________
mmm. sympathy (n.): ___________________
nnn. empathy (n.): ___________________

D. Have a guess! Based upon affixes, and write down the meanings of each word.

a. anglophile : ___________________
b. francophile : ___________________
c. slavophile : ___________________
d. necrophile : ___________________
e. pedophile : ___________________
f. photophila : ___________________
g. photophobia : ___________________
h. xenophobia : ___________________
i. tonitrophobia : ___________________
j. trypanophobia : ___________________
k. testophobia : ___________________
l. scolionophobia : ___________________
m. philophobia : ___________________
n. philema(to)phobia : ___________________
o. pantophobia : ___________________
p. obesophobia : ___________________
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III. E to C translation

A. Translate only the underlined part of the following sentences into C.

a. When I wanted to borrow some money from him, there was no more than ten dollars.
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b. These batteries are not good. At best they will last not more than two months.
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c. We take it for granted that the detergent does not take out every dirty spot instantly without a lot of hard work － or at least not as quickly as the TV commercial shows.
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d. Many movies are also taken seriously, while others are dismissed as nothing more than entertainment.
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e. 40,000 children under the age of five die every day in the developing conuntries, largely from preventable causes, often for lack of no more than a dollar’s worth of health care, a regular supply of nutritious food, or clean water and sanitation.
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