Language

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mis-
non-
ir-
re-
im-
com-
co-

Back 1

not; opposite of wrong
not
not
again
not
with; together
with; together

Front 2

circum-
super-
sub-
be-
pre-
con-
post-

Back 2

around
above
below
two
before
with; together
after

Front 3

in-
para-
inter-
anti-
un-
de-
dis-

Back 3

not
beside
between
against;opposite
not; opposite of
do opposite of; remove
not; do opposite of

Front 4

To draw a conclusion from given information is to deduce.

Back 4

true

Front 5

A person who does not agree with or obey the beliefs of a church is called a heretic.

Back 5

true

Front 6

One who dies, suffers, or loses everything because of his beliefs is called a moralist.

Back 6

false

Front 7

An author who writes about his life story writes a(n)

Back 7

autobiography

Front 8

An author who writes about things that happened during his lifetime writes a(n)

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memoir

Front 9

When events are arranged in time sequence from first to last, they are said to be in _____________ order

Back 9

chronological

Front 10

When the author reveals an event at a much later time than it occurred he uses a technique called

Back 10

flashback

Front 11

A word part added to the end of a word is a

Back 11

suffix

Front 12

what statements would describe William Tyndale's life.

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He believed that each person should be able to read the Bible in English.
He stood by his beliefs even though they led to his death.
His goal was to translate both New and Old Testaments.

Front 13

what qualities and ideals of Dolley Madison was shown by her actions in her biography

Back 13

courageous; risked capture by the enemy to save valuable documents
saved the Stuart painting of Washington.

Front 14

In the word interplay, the prefix is

Back 14

inter

Front 15

In the word depress, the prefix is

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de

Front 16

In the word truthful, the suffix is

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ful

Front 17

In the word appearance, the suffix is

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ance

Front 18

In the word reform, the root is

Back 18

form

Front 19

In the word replying, the root is

Back 19

ply

Front 20

William Tyndale translated the Bible from Hebrew and Greek into

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English

Front 21

Tyndale was kept in prison and burned at the stake in the city of

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Brussels

Front 22

Tyndale may have gone to Wittenberg University for a short time. While there, he may have met

Back 22

Martin Luther

Front 23

Dolley Madison's religious background was as a very strict

Back 23

Quaker

Front 24

Dolley Madison was famous because _____,

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She was the First Lady
She was the White House hostess for Thomas Jefferson
She saved valuable papers from the British

Front 25

Dolley Madison demonstrated her patriotism and courage by saving important documents and the famous painting of _____________ by the artist Gilbert Stuart.

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Washington

Front 26

We find early biographies of the patriarchs in the Old Testament.

Back 26

true

Front 27

The gospels of the New Testament tell of the life of Jesus. This is an early example of

Back 27

biography

Front 28

A process of reasoning in which a particular conclusion is inferred from the known facts is called what

Back 28

deduction

Front 29

where Dolley Madison was born

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North Carolina

Front 30

where Dolley Madison grew up

Back 30

Virginia

Front 31

Dolley's first husband

Back 31

John Todd

Front 32

document Dolley saved

Back 32

Declaration of Independence

Front 33

President who asked Dolley to be White House hostess

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Thomas Jefferson

Front 34

famous portrait saved by Dolley

Back 34

George Washington

Front 35

Dolley's father

Back 35

Mr. Payne

Front 36

the city the British invaded

Back 36

Washington, D. C.

Front 37

Select the action that occurs first.

After he went to bed, the telephone rang.

Back 37

He went to bed.

Front 38

Select the action that occurs first.

I tried my best, and I finally learned to ski.

Back 38

I tried my best.

Front 39

What occupation did Tyndale have before he worked on translating the Bible?

Back 39

priest

Front 40

In what city did a man named Dobneck almost capture Tyndale?

Back 40

Cologne

Front 41

Who finally betrayed Tyndale?

Back 41

Henry Phillips

Front 42

Which part of the Bible did Tyndale first translate?

Back 42

The New Testament

Front 43

Tyndale was martyred in

Back 43

1536

Front 44

Tyndale was a priest in the Church of England.

Back 44

true

Front 45

Tyndale helped and encouraged refugees from Denmark.

Back 45

false

Front 46

William Tyndale tried to help religious refugees.

Back 46

true

Front 47

The English king and leaders of the church had agreed that the Bible could only be translated into

Back 47

latin

Front 48

Who were two important people who lived at the same time as William Tyndale?

Back 48

Henry VIII
martin luther king

Front 49

The two essential parts of the sentence are the what?

Back 49

subject and verb

Front 50

A verb that has a direct object is a(n) ____________ verb

Back 50

transitive

Front 51

An indirect object may be modified by an _____.

Back 51

adjective

Front 52

The simple subject of a sentence consists of _____.

Back 52

who or what does the action

Front 53

Which of the following verbs could be used in a sentence with an indirect object?

wait, made, or went?

Back 53

made

Front 54

Select the linking verbs in the following list.
become
seem
drive
am
live
is
was
were

Back 54

become, seen, am, is, was, were.

Front 55

Mr. Brown is a good neighbor. In this sentence neighbor is a predicate noun.

Back 55

true

Front 56

The fence was very strong. In this sentence strong is the predicate adjective

Back 56

true

Front 57

Megan is a beautiful girl. In this sentence girl is the predicate noun

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true