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Matching Exercise - Part VII
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Match the study term or technique with the definition. You may use some terms more than once, or not at all.
1


self-knowledge.

2


to come between or plead on another's behalf.

3


In here means "within," so your __________ characteristics are those you were born with.

4


easily understood; intelligible; sane; glowing with light.

5


of or based on law; lawful. Comes from legis meaning "law"

6


a person who intrudes into the affairs or business of others.

7


a stopping for a time; an interruption. The original meaning of the word was to "send between."

8


talkative.

9


a body or object that gives off light; a person who has attained eminence in a field or is an inspiration to others.

10


stopping and starting again from time to time.

11


between persons.

12


the universe considered as a whole. Cosmo means "universe."

13


Here in means "opposite," so when you __________ something you are turning it upside down.

14


This does not mean "not valuable," but instead means something so extremely valuable that it is priceless.

15


untouched; remaining sound or whole.

16


to take or seize on the way (between).

17


medius means "middle." A go-between or mediator.

18


a group of people who meet together to write and enact laws.

19


Allowed by law or custom; being justifiable; born of parents who are married to each other.

20


The literal meaning is "to throw in."

21


to come between

22


not able to be touched or grasped; vague, elusive.

23


to ask or plead on behalf of another; to mediate. The prefix inter means "between or among."

24


to interrupt with; to insert.

25


an intervening episode; an interval in the course of action.

26


coming between two other things or happenings; in the middle

Answer choices for questions 1 through 26
A)legitimate
B)invaluable
C)intangible
D)lucid
E)interject
F)intercede
G)intercede
H)interlude
I)intrapersonal
J)interpersonal
K)legal
L)innate
M)intermission
N)intermittent
O)invert
P)intact
Q)intermediary
R)inject
S)intervene
T)intermediate
U)loquacious
V)interloper
W)intercept
X)legislature
Y)macrocosm
Z)luminary





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