Saturdays are perfect days for retrieval practice. It's time for a pop quiz on last month’s words! Find answers after the graphic…
1. Old-fashioned or existing out of time:
(A) duplicitous (B) exuberant (C) anachronistic (D) superlative (E) tactful
2. To prevent someone from growing angry or to soothe feelings of anger or hostility:
(A) reiterate (B) placate (C) engulf (D) culminate (E) divest
3. A classic or typical example; a detailed model or framework:
(A) visage (B) avocation (C) ideogram (D) paradigm (E) ellipsis
4. Difficult to manage, direct, treat, or solve:
(A) avuncular (B) intractable (C) compendious (D) painstaking (E) ameliorate
5. To persuade, entice, or overcome resistance with flattery or gentle urging:
(A) cajole (B) stint (C) expiate (D) issue (E) rusticate
ANSWERS: 1.C 2.B 3.D 4.B 5.A
—If you didn't get 5 out of 5, go back and review last month's words!—
“Through literacy you can begin to see the universe. Through music you can reach anybody. Between the two there is you, unstoppable.” —Grace Slick