Grade 10: English Unit 4 Lesson 1

Select the part of the dictionary entry that shows how to pronounce the entry word. Synchronize v. ('sin-kre-niz,) to cause things to happen at the same time and/or speed

('sin-kre-niz,)

During reading, Jaida encounters the word diatribe. She believes that diatribe means "a tirade" or "a bitter, angry speech." Which sentence uses Jaida's definition of the word diatribe?

A diatribe can be expressed without using foul language, though enraged speakers often forget that.

detrimental adj. (de-trə-ˈmen-təl) causing harm or damage Which sentence uses the definition of the word detrimental given in the dictionary entry?

While the two cheeseburgers I ate were delicious, I am aware that they may be detrimental to my health.

Which definition gives the meaning of the word neologism as it is used in these sentences? The word spam is an example of a neologism that entered the English language only during the current age of technology. Another neologism from recent times is staycation.

a word or expression that is new or has a new use

Which definition gives the meaning of the word congenital as it is used in the first sentence? Luckily, the mark on Saul's neck was congenital, not a new growth. It had remained unchanged from the day Saul was born.

present from birth