Definition Of English Literature

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1. What part of speech is "tutorship", meaning "the office of a guardian"?
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This quiz titled 'Definition of English Literature' assesses knowledge of parts of speech, including adjectives, nouns, and verbs. It enhances understanding of English grammar through specific examples, aiding learners in improving their linguistic skills.

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2. What part of speech is "unaffected", meaning "sincere"?
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3. What part of speech is "turgid", meaning "swollen"?
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4. What part of speech is "ultimatum", meaning "a final statement or proposal, as concerning terms or conditions"?
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5. What part of speech is "unaccountable", meaning "inexplicable"?
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6. What part of speech is "unbecoming", meaning "unsuited to the wearer, place, or surroundings"?
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7. What part of speech is "ulterior", meaning "not so pertinent as something else to the matter spoken of"?
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8. What part of speech is "ultramontane", meaning "beyond the mountains, especially beyond the alps (that is, on their italian side)"?
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9. What part of speech is "ubiquitous", meaning "being present everywhere"?
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10. What part of speech is "twinge", meaning "a darting momentary local pain"?
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11. What part of speech is "tutelage", meaning "the act of training or the state of being under instruction"?
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12. What part of speech is "typify", meaning "to serve as a characteristic example of"?
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13. What part of speech is "typographical", meaning "pertaining to typography or printing"?
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14. What part of speech is "tyrannical", meaning "despotic"?
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15. What part of speech is "tyro", meaning "one slightly skilled in or acquainted with any trade or profession"?
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What part of speech is "tutorship", meaning "the office of a...
What part of speech is "unaffected", meaning "sincere"?
What part of speech is "turgid", meaning "swollen"?
What part of speech is "ultimatum", meaning "a final statement or...
What part of speech is "unaccountable", meaning "inexplicable"?
What part of speech is "unbecoming", meaning "unsuited to the wearer,...
What part of speech is "ulterior", meaning "not so pertinent as...
What part of speech is "ultramontane", meaning "beyond the mountains,...
What part of speech is "ubiquitous", meaning "being present...
What part of speech is "twinge", meaning "a darting momentary local...
What part of speech is "tutelage", meaning "the act of training or the...
What part of speech is "typify", meaning "to serve as a characteristic...
What part of speech is "typographical", meaning "pertaining to...
What part of speech is "tyrannical", meaning "despotic"?
What part of speech is "tyro", meaning "one slightly skilled in or...
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