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Volta

• A place of pause and change, or a place of turning

Lye

• An old form of "soap"

Hubris

• The fault, promoted by Shakespeare - The Shakespearian fault - The fatal flaw/fault of pride.


- "Pride goeth before the fall".

Didactic

• Intended to teach, educating, promoting a lesson

Visceral

• Involving the senses,


-makes you feel something

Ambiguous

• Not specific, open to interpretation

When were the Medieval times?

• (Around) 1100's to 1350's

Protocol

• Code of conduct - the rules of correct or appropriate behavior of a group, organization, or profession; correct etiquette


- Noun

The root log


Give some examples of words that use it and define them

Log (Also spelled logue) - word



• Logos - logic/facts


- In writing, often the logic of a writer or speaker, their insight or knowledge

Logos


What root does it contain, if any?

• Logic, facts


- In writing, often the logic or proof of a writer/speaker.


- Contains the root log - word

What does the root deca mean?

• 10

What does the root pent mean?


Give some examples of words that contain it, and define them.

• Five


• Pentagon - a shape that has 5 sides - The Pentagon - a US base shapes like a pentagon in which the US keeps its Department of Defense


• Pentameter


- reference poetry notes.


Define terrain.


What root does it have?

• Land


• Terra - Earth.

What does the root Sept mean?


What language is it derived from?

• Seven


• French

Define calvary. (Not calvary!


- A word associated with Jesus' crucifixion)

• Especially in Medieval times, a horse-rider.

When was the 19th century?

• The 1800s.