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Marie Set #6

Vocabulary WordMeaning
massive religious EDIFICES massive religious BUILDINGS
the EXPANSION of the city (v. to expand) the GROWTH of the city
1. AMONG the trees IN THE MIDDLE OF the trees
2. AMONG friends WITH friends
3. AMONG poor people EXISTING IN poor people
4. AMONG other things ONE OF other things
5. friendship AMONG countries friendship countries HAVE TOGETHER
1. BETWEEN the trees IN THE MIDDLE OF TWO trees
2. BETWEEN two people SHARED BY two people
3. BETWEEN now and then FROM now UNTIL then
EXTENSIVE damage (adv. extensively) WIDESPREAD damage
IRRIGATION for farming (v. to irrigate) BRINGING WATER TO LAND for farming
to PINPOINT the reason to SPECIFICALLY IDENTIFY the reason
for INSTANCE for EXAMPLE
the INGENUITY of the leaders (adj. ingenious) the CLEVERNESS of the leaders
The leaders showed FORESIGHTEDNESS. (v. to foresee, n. foresight, adj. foresighted) The leaders showed AN ABILITY TO MEET FUTURE NEEDS.
a factor IMPLICATED IN the city's rise (n. implication) a factor CONNECTED TO the city's rise
a potential RIVAL for winning (v. to rival) a potential COMPETITOR for winning
EMERGED AS a leading political power (n. emergence) BECAME a leading political power
1. the evidence clearly INDICATES (n. indication) the evidence clearly SHOWS
2. INDICATIONS she was thinking about it (v. to indicate) SIGNS she was thinking about it
the PREDOMINANT force in the area (v. to predominate, n. predomination, adv. predominantly) the SUPERIOR force in the area
1. ALONG WITH the leadership's ability TOGETHER WITH the leadership's ability
2. made stops ALONG the way made stops WHILE ON the way
3. ALONG THE LINES OF the previous time SIMILAR TO the previous time
4. move ALONG move FORWARD
1. It APPARENTLY had a secure market. (v. to appear, n. appearance, adj. apparent) It SEEMED to have a secure market.
2. The changes were APPARENT. (v. to appear, n. appearance, adv. apparently) 2. The changes were VISIBLE.
3. APPARENT danger (v. to appear, n. appearance, adv. apparently) PROBABLE danger
4. APPEARED in her first movie (n. appearance, adj. apparent, adv. apparently) WAS SEEN in her first movie
5. a friendly APPEARANCE (v. to appear, adj. apparent, adv. apparently) a friendly LOOK
tools found at Olmec SITES tools found at Olmec LOCATIONS
a valuable COMMODITY a valuable PRODUCT
1. CONSCIOUSLY attempted to attract (n. consciousness, adj. conscious) INTENTIONALLY attempted to attract
2. became CONSCIOUS again after being hit (n. consciousness, adv. consciously) became AWAKE again after being hit
3. CONSCIOUS that someone was watching (n. consciousness, adv. consciously AWARE that someone was watching
attract new INHABITANTS (v. to inhabit) attract new PEOPLE TO LIVE IN THAT PLACE
the THRIVING obsidian mining industry (v. to thrive) the GROWING obsidian mining industry
to physically COERCE people (n. coercion) to physically FORCE people
NECESSITATED hiring more workers (n. necessity, adj. necessary, adv., necessarily REQUIRED hiring more workers
1. involved in a difficult ENTERPRISE involved in a difficult PROJECT
2. private ENTERPRISE private BUSINESS
3. showed ENTERPRISE showed AN ABILITY TO PURSUE AN OPPORTUNITY
INEFFICIENT voting systems (n . inefficiency, adv. inefficiently) BADLY PERFORMING voting systems
INACCURATE counting of votes (n. inaccuracy, adv. inaccurately) INCORRECT counting of votes
1. CONTESTED the election result (n. contest) (n. contest) CHALLENGED the election result
2. CONTESTED for power (n. contest) COMPETED for power
1. MAGNIFY for easier viewing (n. magnification) MAKE LARGER for easier viewing
2. MAGNIFIES every minor problem (n. magnification) EXAGGERATES every minor problem
It is INEVITABLE there will be mistakes. (n. inevitability, adv. inevitably) It is CERTAIN there will be mistakes.
Created by: jeffbeller
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