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Matching Exercise - Part I
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Match the study term or technique with the definition. You may use some terms more than once.
1


"many, much."

2


a noun meaning "something sweet served at the end of a meal."

3


a noun meaning "position or location."

4


a verb meaning "to examine for the purpose of suppressing or deleting."

5


a verb meaning "strong disapproval or official reprimand."

6


a verb meaning "to quote or mention in support."

7


a mistake for "many, much."

8


an adverb meaning "wholly, entirely."

9


"completely prepared."

10


a noun meaning "a casual or passing reference to something."

11


a verb meaning "to color with a dye."

12


a verb meaning, "to cease to live."

13


a noun meaning "a coloring substance."

14


an adverb meaning "previously."

15


a noun meaning "a dry sandy region with little or no plant life."

16


a verb meaning "to leave one country or region and settle in another."

17


"all at the same place or time."

Answer choices for questions 1 through 17
A)dessert
B)censure
C)already
D)all ready
E)censor
F)desert
G)altogether
H)site
I)cite
J)die, died, dying
K)a lot
L)alot
M)allusion
N)all together
O)emigrate
P)dye, dyed dyeing
Q)dye





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