Root Quiz On Mob,Mot,Mov,Grad,Gress
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a self propelled passenger vehicle that moves
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Automobile
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Demote
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Locomotion
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This quiz assesses understanding of the root words 'mob', 'mot', 'mov', 'grad', and 'gress', focusing on their usage in forming words related to movement and change in position or condition. It enhances vocabulary and comprehension of word formation.
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the act of moving something away
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Demote
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Removal
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Motivate
Correct Answer
A. RemovalExplanation
The correct answer is "removal" because it refers to the act of moving something away. "Demote" means to lower someone's rank or position, "motivate" means to inspire or encourage someone, and none of these options directly relate to the act of moving something away. Therefore, "removal" is the most appropriate answer.Rate this question:
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hostile;pushy;stepping into someone's space with forceful energy
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Centigrade
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Aggressive
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Regress
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A. AggressiveExplanation
The word "aggressive" aligns with the description provided in the question, which states "stepping into someone's space with forceful energy." Aggressive behavior is often associated with being hostile and pushy, which further supports the correctness of the answer. The other options, "centigrade" and "regress," do not match the given description and are therefore incorrect.Rate this question:
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to move down in grade rank or status
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Demote
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Locomotion
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Mobile
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A. DemoteExplanation
The word "demote" means to move down in grade rank or status. It is the correct answer because it directly matches the given definition. "Locomotion" refers to the act of moving from one place to another, and "mobile" refers to something that is capable of moving or being moved. However, neither of these words accurately capture the meaning of moving down in grade rank or status.Rate this question:
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to raise or move to a higher grade rank or job, to advocate
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Promote
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Removal
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Automobile
Correct Answer
A. PromoteExplanation
Promote means to raise or move to a higher grade, rank, or job. It also means to advocate for someone or something. The other options, such as removal and automobile, do not have the same meaning as promote. Therefore, the correct answer is promote.Rate this question:
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to do something that makes a person move into action
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Promote
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Removal
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Motivate
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A. MotivateExplanation
Motivate means to do something that inspires or encourages a person to take action. It implies providing the necessary drive or incentive to initiate or accomplish a task. This word suggests that it has the power to move someone emotionally or mentally, pushing them towards achieving their goals or completing a task.Rate this question:
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Celsius; temperature rating on the thermometer made up of 100 degree intervals or steps between the freezing and boiling points of water
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Gradual
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Centigrade
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Upgrade
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A. CentigradeExplanation
Centigrade is the correct answer because it is another term for Celsius. Celsius is a temperature scale that is divided into 100 equal intervals or steps between the freezing and boiling points of water. Therefore, centigrade is the appropriate term to describe the temperature rating on the thermometer in this context. "Gradual" and "upgrade" are unrelated to the given explanation and do not accurately describe the temperature scale.Rate this question:
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the act or process of changing place or position; the ability or power to move
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Mobilize
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Motion
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Motivate
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A. MotionExplanation
Motion refers to the act or process of changing place or position. It is the ability or power to move. The other options, mobilize and motivate, do not directly relate to the concept of changing place or position. Therefore, motion is the correct answer.Rate this question:
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to stray away from the main topic; to step from the topic and lose clarity;to wander in thoughts or ideas
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Digress
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Aggressive
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Progress
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A. DigressExplanation
The word "digress" means to stray away from the main topic or to lose clarity by stepping away from the topic. It is often used to describe when someone wanders in their thoughts or ideas, deviating from the main point of a conversation or discussion.Rate this question:
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to go back; to move backward;to move a step back
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Regress
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Upgrade
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Digress
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A. RegressExplanation
The word "regress" means to go back or move backward. It can also mean to move a step back. This is the correct answer because it accurately describes the meaning of the word given in the question. "Upgrade" means to improve or enhance, which is the opposite of going back. "Digress" means to deviate or go off topic, which is not the same as going back. Therefore, "regress" is the correct answer.Rate this question:
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to move up a step in education
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Education
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Graduate
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Progress
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A. GraduateExplanation
The word "graduate" is the correct answer because it signifies the completion of a level of education and the progression to a higher level. Graduating is typically associated with moving up a step in education, as it marks the completion of a specific program or degree. Therefore, choosing "graduate" as the answer aligns with the idea of progressing and advancing in one's education.Rate this question:
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to move up a step or level; to improve in quality
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Graduate
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Progress
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Upgrade
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A. UpgradeExplanation
Upgrade means to move up a step or level, or to improve in quality. It implies a positive change or advancement. In the context of the given question, if someone is looking to move up a step or level or improve in quality, the most appropriate option would be to upgrade. Graduating refers to completing a course of study, and progress refers to moving forward or making advancements in general. While both of these options may involve improvement, they do not specifically imply moving up a step or level.Rate this question:
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a step-by-step sequence within a continuous series
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Regress
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Progress
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Progression
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A. ProgressionExplanation
The word "regress" means to move backwards or return to a previous state. "Progress" means to move forward or make progress. "Progression" refers to a step-by-step sequence within a continuous series, indicating a gradual advancement or development. Therefore, "progression" is the correct answer as it best aligns with the given definition.Rate this question:
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The quality or state of being able to move about freely
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Motion
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Mobilize
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Mobility
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A. MobilityExplanation
Mobility refers to the quality or state of being able to move about freely. It suggests the ability to move or be moved easily and without restriction. This can apply to physical movement, such as the ability to walk or run, as well as to the movement or transfer of objects or ideas. In a broader sense, mobility can also refer to social or economic mobility, indicating the ability to progress or advance in society or in one's career.Rate this question:
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to reduce someones worth or value;to make someone step down to lower position or rank;to move down a step in social status
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Digress
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Degrade
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Gradual
Correct Answer
A. DegradeExplanation
The word "degrade" means to reduce someone's worth or value, to make someone step down to a lower position or rank, or to move down a step in social status. This word accurately describes the action of reducing someone's value or position, making it the correct answer.Rate this question:
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the ability to move from place to place
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Motivate
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Locomotion
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Mobile
Correct Answer
A. LocomotionExplanation
The word "locomotion" refers to the ability to move from place to place. This term specifically describes the act of moving oneself or an object from one location to another. It can be used to describe movement in any form, whether it be walking, running, swimming, or flying. "Motivate" and "mobile" are not directly related to the ability to move from place to place, so they are not the correct answers.Rate this question:
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to coordinate; to move people or things around for a purpose
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Motion
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Motivate
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Mobilize
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A. MobilizeExplanation
Mobilize means to coordinate and move people or things around for a specific purpose. This involves organizing and preparing resources, such as manpower, equipment, or supplies, to be ready for action or deployment. Mobilization is often used in the context of military operations or emergency situations where quick and efficient coordination is necessary to achieve a specific objective. It can also be used in a broader sense to describe the act of rallying or motivating a group of people to take action towards a common goal.Rate this question:
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to move a step in a positive direction;to improve;to move a step closer to a goal
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Progress
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Progression
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Upgrade
Correct Answer
A. ProgressExplanation
Progress refers to the act of moving forward or making improvement towards a goal. It signifies positive movement or advancement in a particular direction. It can also imply growth, development, or positive change. Progression is a similar concept, indicating a sequence or series of steps leading to improvement or advancement. Upgrade, on the other hand, specifically refers to the act of improving or enhancing something, often by replacing it with a newer or better version. Therefore, progress is the most fitting term in this context as it encompasses the idea of moving in a positive direction, improving, and getting closer to a goal.Rate this question:
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capable of moving or being moved
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Mobile
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Movable
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Mobilize
Correct Answer
A. MobileExplanation
The word "mobile" is defined as being capable of moving or being moved. It can refer to something that is easily able to be transported or shifted from one place to another. This word can also be used to describe a device or technology that is designed to be easily carried or used while in motion. "Movable" is a synonym of "mobile" and means the same thing. "Mobilize" is a verb form of "mobile" and means to prepare or organize for action or movement.Rate this question:
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a slow change;a step-by-step change
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Progress
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Graduate
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Gradual
Correct Answer
A. GradualExplanation
The correct answer is "gradual" because it means a slow change or a step-by-step change. This word accurately describes the concept of progress or graduating in a slow and steady manner.Rate this question:
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