STEMs 1a Quiz 6th Grade
After completing Stems Work for Stems 1A and studying/reviewing, etc. The stems --carefully take this quiz. DO YOUR BEST!
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Choose 5 of the following words. EITHER write 5 sentences using a word in each that clearly SHOWS YOU KNOW THE MEANING OF THE WORD in the sentence, or write a paragraph doing the same:Antecedent, bicycle, circumvent, combo, contract, demolish, distort, dispute, anti-craft, antibody, binocular, common ---if Proprofs will not allow you to UNDERLINE the words you are choosing from the list, then please put them in ALL CAPS so that I can easily see that you used them!!! Take your time and do your best ---this particular part will not show up on your graded score/I will need to read them before you will truly know your final grade!!
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BONUS ---This needs to be answered on a sheet of paper and turned into me ---make sure you have your name on it for I will NOT hunt you down to try to find out who turned it into me!!! You do NOT have to complete this question/it will NOT count against you if you do not do it!!!Explain the meaning of the word ENHANCE (it is not a stem word, but was an important word in one of your mystery questions)
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For the next 8 Questions ---simply READ THE STEM, then choose the correct answer with the stem's meaning.ANTE
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After
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Before
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Huge
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All knowing
Correct Answer
B. BeforeExplanation
The word "ante" is a Latin word that means "before." In this context, the stem is asking for the meaning of "ante." The correct answer is "before."Rate this question:
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DIS
- A.
Away
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Before
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To put down
- D.
Together
Correct Answer
A. AwayExplanation
The correct answer is "away" because it is the only option that makes sense in the context of the given words. The other options do not fit with the words "DIS," "before," "to put down," and "together." "Away" is a word that means to be at a distance from a particular place or person, which matches the given words.Rate this question:
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ANTI
- A.
Wholesome
- B.
Not
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Against
- D.
Without
Correct Answer
C. AgainstExplanation
The word "anti" is a prefix that is commonly used to indicate opposition or being against something. In this context, it is used to describe a person or thing that is opposed to or against something wholesome. Therefore, the correct answer is "against."Rate this question:
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DE
- A.
Not
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Around
- C.
Against
- D.
Down
Correct Answer
D. Down -
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CON
- A.
To completely confuse
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Together
- C.
Around
- D.
Away
Correct Answer
B. TogetherExplanation
The word "together" means to be in a group or in close proximity with others. In the context of the given options, "together" is the only word that accurately represents the meaning of "CON". The other options, "completely confuse", "around", and "away", do not align with the meaning of "CON" which suggests unity or being in a collective state. Therefore, "together" is the correct answer.Rate this question:
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Circum
- A.
Circus
- B.
Together
- C.
Before
- D.
Around
Correct Answer
D. AroundExplanation
The word "circum" is a Latin prefix that means "around." Therefore, when it is used as a standalone word, "circum" can be understood as meaning "around."Rate this question:
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- 9.
Bi
- A.
Until we meet again
- B.
Two
- C.
Together
- D.
Switch
Correct Answer
B. Two -
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Com
- A.
To talk
- B.
Together
- C.
Hopeful
- D.
Two
Correct Answer
B. TogetherExplanation
The given words are "Com," "to talk," "together," "hopeful," and "two." Among these words, "together" is the only word that makes sense in the context of the other words. It completes the phrase "to talk together," indicating that people are coming together to have a conversation. Therefore, "together" is the correct answer.Rate this question:
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Using what you know about the meaning of the stems and your use of words in this stems packet, choose the correct answer to the following questions:What does the word ANTECEDENT mean?
- A.
To be totally against something
- B.
To believe in the best of others
- C.
To come before something else
- D.
To work together for the good of all
Correct Answer
C. To come before something elseExplanation
The word "antecedent" refers to something that comes before or precedes something else. It is often used to describe a previous event or circumstance that is relevant or influential to a current situation.Rate this question:
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If something is DISTORTED, then you would expect it to be....
- A.
Happy about itself because it is at peace
- B.
Together with something else
- C.
Down in value according to what you would expect it to be
- D.
Away from what you'd normally expect it to be
Correct Answer
D. Away from what you'd normally expect it to beExplanation
If something is distorted, it means that it deviates or diverges from its normal or expected state or condition. Therefore, you would expect it to be away from what you would normally expect it to be.Rate this question:
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If people are working in CONJUNCTION with each other, it means they are....
- A.
Working together to accomplish something
- B.
Fighting against a situation
- C.
Around in the same area and throwing things away
- D.
Fighting against each other to stop something from occurring
Correct Answer
A. Working together to accomplish somethingExplanation
When people are working in conjunction with each other, it means that they are collaborating and cooperating to achieve a common goal or complete a task. They are combining their efforts, skills, and resources to work together towards a shared objective. This implies a positive and harmonious relationship among the individuals involved, where they are actively supporting and assisting each other to accomplish something.Rate this question:
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If someone attempts to CIRCUMVENT a situation, it means he/she is.........
- A.
Distorting it in order to get away with something
- B.
Attempting to dodge it or get around the situation
- C.
Believing in the best of others amidst the situation
- D.
Hoping for the future
Correct Answer
B. Attempting to dodge it or get around the situationExplanation
When someone attempts to circumvent a situation, they are trying to find a way to avoid it or get around it. This implies that they are trying to dodge the situation or find a loophole to escape from it. They are not distorting the situation or believing in the best of others, nor are they simply hoping for the future. The correct answer aligns with the meaning of circumvent, which is to bypass or avoid something.Rate this question:
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What is an ANTIBODY?
- A.
A medicine that works together with other medicines to make you feel better and be able to get some rest
- B.
A medicine that works against circumventing and contractual experiences
- C.
A substance that makes a person feel very down, then helps him or her to feel better again
- D.
A substance produced by the body (or given in pill form by a doctor) to fight against disease
Correct Answer
D. A substance produced by the body (or given in pill form by a doctor) to fight against diseaseExplanation
An antibody is a substance produced by the body or given in pill form by a doctor to fight against disease. It is not a medicine that works together with other medicines, works against circumventing and contractual experiences, or makes a person feel very down and then helps them feel better again. Antibodies are specifically designed to target and neutralize harmful pathogens or foreign substances in the body, helping to prevent or treat diseases.Rate this question:
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What is meant by the word ANTICLIMAX?
- A.
To go against someone
- B.
A disappointing ending to something
- C.
A climax of a story that is at the beginning
- D.
A climax of a story that is at the very end
Correct Answer
B. A disappointing ending to somethingExplanation
Anticlimax refers to a disappointing ending to something. It is a term used to describe a situation or event that is less exciting, impressive, or dramatic than expected, causing a feeling of letdown or unfulfillment. It can occur in various contexts, such as in a story, a performance, or even in real-life situations. Anticlimax often contrasts with the buildup of tension or excitement that precedes it, resulting in a sense of deflation or unsatisfactory conclusion.Rate this question:
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