Did William Shakespeare help make the KJV bible?

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• 1. Which word, when the suffix –ful is added, becomes a word meaning “misleading” or “untruthful”? (Points : 1) decline deceit delight depress 2. A synonym of the word “furious” is ________. (Points : 1) livid apathetic ecstatic oblivious 3. The suffix –al means _______. (Points : 1) similar to relating to capable of full of 4. Equipped only with water, trail mix, and sunscreen, the hikers were not prepared to __________ the twelve rugged miles of the trail. (Points : 1) defer fester traverse oppress 5. Which of the following words is a synonym of postponed and contains a root that means "to put off or delay"? (Points : 1) differed deferred different deceitful 6. Which of the following words contains an affix that means "full of"? (Points : 1) satchel perpetual woeful oblivion 7. Read the sentence, and choose the best definition for the word in bold. The photographs, sans helpful words of explanation, left us as mystified by the event as ever. (Points : 1) written lacking with as well as 8. Read the sentence, and choose the best definition for the word in bold. When Jackie told Louise that she was going to tell the police officer that Louise had broken the law, Louise shot Jackie a menacing look. (Points : 1) threatening pleading careful surprised 9. A word that contains the Latin root meaning “to suffocate or squeeze” is _______. (Points : 1) fester oppress oblivion strife 10. A word that contains a prefix meaning “through” is _______. (Points : 1) frugal ecstasy deceitful perpetual 11. Robert Frost alludes to Eden in “Nothing Gold Can Stay” to make the point that Eden __________. (Points : 3) is thought to have been filled with gold, just as nature’s first color is gold was perfect for a short time, just as spring’s earliest growth is perfect for a short time is a place Frost has often visited, just as he has seen many springs remained perfect forever, just as the world in Frost’s poem does 12. The tree in William Blake's poem "A Poison Tree" represents __________. (Points : 3) the speaker's foe the beauty of the natural world the speaker's anger the speaker's love 13. Read these lines from William Blake’s “A Poison Tree”: I was angry with my friend: I told my wrath, my wrath did end. These lines, and the entire poem, use the __________. (Points : 3) third-person limited point of view third-person omniscient point of view first-person point of view second-person point of view 14. Sara Teasdale expresses the mood of “Barter” to readers by __________. (Points : 3) relying on lighthearted imagery and upbeat diction alluding to people and things past creating a challenging rhyme scheme using interesting and unexpected punctuation 15. In the speech “All the World’s a Stage,” Shakespeare suggests that life is like a play, and people are like __________. (Points : 3) actors playwrights stagehands the audience 16. Shakespeare's "All the World's a Stage" contains a number of __________, which are comparisons that do not incorporate the words like or as. (Points : 3) allusions similes metaphors personifications 17. Which of the following best describes the organization of Shakespeare's "All the World's a Stage" speech? (Points : 3) It is organized in order of each age's importance. It is organized in chronological order, just like life. It is organized in reverse order to make it original. It is organized in random order because life is random.

• Answer:

  Number one is deceit. Get a friggin' dictionary. They have them online too. You'll never learn your vocabulary by having other people do your homework!