Mtel communication - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

abstract - ANSWER adj.- not easy to understand; theoretical acclaim - ANSWER n.- loud approval; applause acquiesce - ANSWER v.- to agree or consent to an opinion adamant - ANSWER adj.- not yielding; firm adversary - ANSWER n.- an enemy; foe advocate - ANSWER v.- to plead in favor of advocate - ANSWER n.- supporter; defender aesthetic - ANSWER adj.- showing good taste; artiste alleviate - ANSWER v.- to lessen or make easier aloof - ANSWER adj.- distant in interest; rese...

excavate - ANSWER to dig out of the ground and remove Smash - ANSWER to break into pieces violently or noisily, or to make something do this by dropping, throwing, or hitting it depict - ANSWER To give a picture of; to describe virtue - ANSWER behavior showing high moral standards Medieval - ANSWER Another name for the Middle Ages. Luminescence - ANSWER (n.) - light from non-thermal sources Luminescence - ANSWER light emitted by means other than burning, such as chemical or bio...

MTEL Communication & Literacy Skills Test: Reading Subtest Review

affect Mary's suggestion did not affect me. - v. to influence effect The plan was effected with great success. The effect of the medicine is excellent. - v. to cause to happen n. result principal Her principal reason for leaving was boredom. - adj. first or highest in rank or value n. head of a schoo

MTEL Communication and Literacy Exam 2024

excavate - ANSWER to dig out of the ground and remove Smash - ANSWER to break into pieces violently or noisily, or to make something do this by dropping, throwing, or hitting it depict - ANSWER To give a picture of; to describe virtue - ANSWER behavior showing high moral standards Medieval - ANSWER Another name for the Middle Ages. Luminescence - ANSWER (n.) - light from non-thermal sources Luminescence - ANSWER light emitted by means other than burning, such as chemical or bio...

abstract - ANSWER adj.- not easy to understand; theoretical acclaim - ANSWER n.- loud approval; applause acquiesce - ANSWER v.- to agree or consent to an opinion adamant - ANSWER adj.- not yielding; firm adversary - ANSWER n.- an enemy; foe advocate - ANSWER v.- to plead in favor of advocate - ANSWER n.- supporter; defender aesthetic - ANSWER adj.- showing good taste; artiste alleviate - ANSWER v.- to lessen or make easier aloof - ANSWER adj.- distant in interest; rese...

affect Mary's suggestion did not affect me. - ️️v. to influence effect The plan was effected with great success. The effect of the medicine is excellent. - ️️v. to cause to happen n. result principal Her principal reason for leaving was boredom. - ️️adj. first or highest in rank or value n. head of a school principle The principle of physics was reviewed in class today. - ️️n. the ultimate source, origin, or cause of something; a law, truth prophecy -...

absolute phrase - ANSWER a phrase that is related to a sentence in meaning, but has no grammatical relationship to the phrase. Ex. "The movie over......," abstract noun - ANSWER a noun that names a quality or mental concept active voice - ANSWER the subject performs the action antecedent - ANSWER the noun, usually before the pronoun, that the pronoun replaces. clause - ANSWER a group of related words containing both a subject and a predicate. comparative adjective - ANSWER compa...

absolute phrase - ANSWER a phrase that is related to a sentence in meaning, but has no grammatical relationship to the phrase. Ex. "The movie over......," abstract noun - ANSWER a noun that names a quality or mental concept active voice - ANSWER the subject performs the action antecedent - ANSWER the noun, usually before the pronoun, that the pronoun replaces. clause - ANSWER a group of related words containing both a subject and a predicate. comparative adjective - ANSWER compa...