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CHAPTER THREE: Using Words Properly—Right Time,
Right Place
ANSWERS TO PRACTICE EXERCISES
Part A
Multiple Choice
Answers are in the Appendix A in the textbook.
Fill in the Blank
1. archetype 2. omnipotent 3. panaceas 4. hierarchy
5. democracry 6. pandemonium 7. aristocrat 8. monarch
9. omnipresent
Correct or Incorrect
Note: There are multiple options for correcting the incorrect sentences. One possible option is
given below.
1. Incorrect – The students’ grades were listed in a hierarchy; highest to lowest.
2. Incorrect – Because the form of government was a democracy, the people had a say in
who the leader should be.
3. Correct
4. Incorrect – The toddler was not omnipotent…
5. Incorrect – The aristocrats in the town lived in huge houses…
6. Incorrect – Since none of the test patients got better, the scientist knew he had not created
a panacea…
7. Incorrect – After his father, the king, died, Prince Juno became the monarch of the
country.
8. Incorrect – The new parents longed for the absence of pandemonium ….
9. Incorrect – On our summer vacation, seashells were so omnipresent on the beach that our
daughter was able to bring home a bucketful.
Short Answer
Answers will vary.
Part B
Multiple Choice
Answers are in Appendix A of the textbook.
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Fill in the Blank
1. hypothermia 2. anomaly 3. anarchy 4. hyperthermia
5. apathy 6. pathology 7. hyperboles
Correct or Incorrect
Note: There are multiple options for correcting the incorrect sentences. One possible option is
given below.
1. Incorrect – Anarchy is not an effective system…
2. Incorrect – There was apathy everywhere on campus because the football team lost the
championship game.
3. Incorrect – One way to avoid hyperthermia is to wear thin clothing in the summer to be
sure that you are not overheating.
4. Correct
5. Incorrect – Sue was susceptible to hypothermia, so she moved to Florida to avoid the
problem.
6. Correct
8. Correct
9. Correct
Short Answer
Answers will vary.
Power Words: Practice Exercises
Answers will vary.
Chapter Review
Expanded Word Forms
1. democrats, democratic, democrat, democracy
2. apathy, apathetic
3. pathology, anomaly, hyperactive, anomalous
4. hyperthermia, hypothermia
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CHAPTER THREE: Using Words Properly—Right Time, Right Place
Crossword Puzzle
Across
3. democracy
7. omnipotent
11. pathology
15. panorama
16. archetype
17. aristocrat
18. omniscient
Down
1. panacea
2. hyperbole
4. hypertension
5. apathy
6. monarch
8. pandemonium
9. hierarchy
10. hypothermia
12. anarchy
13. omnipresent
14. hypothesis
16. anomaly
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CHAPTER THREE: Using Words Properly—Right Time, Right Place
CHAPTER THREE: CHAPTER TEST
Note: Each question uses words from all parts of the chapter. All of the words appear in the
questions, some in more than one.
Matching
Match each word part with its meaning.
_____ 1. -crat, -cracy a. all
_____ 2. -archy b. all
_____ 3. omni- c. under, below
_____ 4. pan- d. over, beyond
_____ 5. hypo- e. letters added to the beginning of a word to change meaning
_____ 6. hyper- f. one who rules or governs
_____ 7. -pathy g. one who rules or governs
_____ 8. an- h. feelings, disease
_____ 9. prefix i. letters added to the end of a word to change the meaning
_____ 10. suffix j. without, not
Yes or No
Answer “yes” or “no” to each of the questions following the sentence.
The apathy of the aristocrats to the problems of the poor led to anarchy in the country.
1. Did the aristocrats care about the poor? _____
2. Were all the citizens the same in the country? _____
3. Was the workings of the country under control? _____
The new hospital’s pathology lab was an archetype for all future hospitals.
4. Did the lab study broken bones? _____
5. Was the new lab state-of-the-art? _____
The panorama of Central Park from the apartment window is an anomaly to most large cities.
6. Do most large cities have a Central Park? _____
7. Could the people in the apartment see most of the park? _____
The omnivorous animal suffered from hunger and hypothermia in the winter.
8. Did the animal eat only plants? _____
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9. Was the animal too cold? _____
10. Was the animal too hot? _____
Fill in the Blank
hypothesis monarch omnipresent omniscient
hyperbole anomalous pandemonium omnipotent
panacea hierarchy
1. The preschool teacher was ____________________. She knew everything that was going
on in the classroom.
2. The ___________________ play was so different from the norm that the critics did not
know how to review it.
3. When I was growing up, my father was ____________________. He made all of the
decisions for the family.
4. I store my canned soup in a(n) _______________________ from the oldest to the newest.
5. You could say that reviewing your notes after each class is a(n) _________________ for
poor grades.
6. When all the traffic lights went out it was pure _________________________. Cars were
going everywhere.
7. I didn’t believe the salesperson’s ________________________. Nothing could be that
good.
8. The scientist tested his ___________________ first with mice before experimenting with
humans.
9. The Queen of England is an example of a(n) _____________________.
10. People talking on cell phones are _________________________. I see them everywhere.
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CHAPTER THREE: CHAPTER TEST ANSWER KEY
Matching
1. f 2. g 3. a 4. b 5. c 6. d
7. h 8. j 9. e 10. i
Yes or No
1. no 2. no 3. no
4. no 5. yes 6. no
7. yes 8. no 9. yes 10. no
Fill in the Blank
1. omniscient 2. anomalous 3. omnipotent 4. hierarchy
5. panacea 6. pandemonium 7. hyperbole 8. hypothesis
9. monarch 10. omnipresent
