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Use the drop-down menus to select the correct borrowed Latin phrase to fit the English sentence.

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The committee only met on a/an basis.:ad hoc
His was to act first without thinking.:modus operandi
Some people are comfortable with the way things are; others wants to change the .:status quo
She ignored your request by responding with a .:non sequitur
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status quo✔ modus operandinon sequiturad hoc

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status quo
B
✔ modus operandi
C
non sequitur
D
ad hoc
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✔ status quomodus operandinon sequiturX ad hoc

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✔ status quo
B
modus operandi
C
non sequitur
D
X ad hoc
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status quoX modus operandi✔ non sequiturad hoc

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status quo
B
X modus operandi
C
✔ non sequitur
D
ad hoc
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Use the drop-down menus to select the correct borrowed French phrase to fit the English sentence.

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I looked down at all the forks and knives at the table and did not know what to do. I did not want to commit a .:faux pas
Her style infuriated the critics who were accustomed to calm landscape paintings.:avant-garde
Every day feels the same. It is like I have perpetual .:déjà vu
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déjà vuX faux pas✔ avant-garde

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déjà vu
B
X faux pas
C
✔ avant-garde
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✔ déjà vufaux pasX avant-garde

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✔ déjà vu
B
faux pas
C
X avant-garde
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Use the drop-down menus to complete the sentences.

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The Italian word for ability is abilità. This is an example of a .:cognate
Many English food words come from , and many medical and art words come from .:French and Italian
Many English food words come from , and many medical and art words come from .:Greek and French
Words like fajita, salsa, and pico de gallo appear on menus in the United States, but they were not originally English words. These are examples of .:borrowings
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Greek and Latin✔ French and ItalianGreek and French

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Greek and Latin
B
✔ French and Italian
C
Greek and French
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X Greek and LatinFrench and Italian✔ Greek and French

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X Greek and Latin
B
French and Italian
C
✔ Greek and French
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✔ borrowingscognatesword roots

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✔ borrowings
B
cognates
C
word roots
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Based on the table, which is the definition of the word xenobiotic?

A
studying life in another country
B
someone who speaks a foreign language
C
an alien who lives in a different place
D
describing something foreign to a body
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Based on the table, which is the definition of the prefix tele-?

A
medically related
B
electronic
C
over a distance
D
movement towards
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Based on the table, which is the definition of the suffix -ism?

A
a way of thinking or believing
B
a system of government
C
interest in the welfare of others
D
the appearance of something
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Based on the sentence and the definitions, which is one meaning of degradation?

A
thing that causes sighing
B
process of decay
C
allowing to suffer
D
reducing the height of
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Based on the passage, which does the term pièce de résistance mean?

A
very up to date
B
woven fabric art
C
most remarkable feature
D
exhibit in the center
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Use the drop-down menus to complete the sentences.

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The Italian word for ability is abilità. This is an example of a .:cognate
Many English food words come from , and many medical and art words come from .:French and Italian
Many English food words come from , and many medical and art words come from .:Greek and French
Words like fajita, salsa, and pico de gallo appear on menus in the United States, but they were not originally English words. These are examples of .:borrowings

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