Question 1

Latin prefix that means "after"

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post

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pre

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rect

Question 2

an addition to a letter written "after" the letter is signed

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postscript

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postseason

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postdate

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postwar

Question 3

to write a date on something that is after (a later date) than the moment of writing

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postdate

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postscript

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postwar

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postseason

Question 4

in sports, referring to playoff games held after the regular season

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postseason

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postdate

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postwar

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postscript

Question 5

after the war

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postwar

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postdate

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postseason

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postscript

Question 6

a Latin prefix that when placed in front of a root or base word adds the meaning "before"

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pre

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post

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rect

Question 7

to pay "in advance"

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prepay

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preposition

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precedent

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prefix

Question 8

something that goes before, serving as an example for future actions or decisions

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precedent

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prefix

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prepay

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preposition

Question 9

a word part or affix added in front of a base word or root that changes the meaning

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prefix

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prehistoric

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precedent

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preposition

Question 10

time before recorded history

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prehistoric

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precedent

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prefix

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preposition

Question 11

a word that comes before a noun, pronoun, or phrase, connecting that word to the sentence

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preposition

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prefix

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precedent

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prehistoric

Question 12

a Latin root that means "straight" or "right"

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rect

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post

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pre

Question 13

a "straight" course

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direction

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rectify

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director

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correction

Question 14

a change to make right or fix an error or mistake

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correction

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direction

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erect

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rectify

Question 15

a person whose job is to make people and events “go straight” or go right

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director

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rectangle

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direction

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rectify

Question 16

straight up and not bending; to build or put something up

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erect

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rectangle

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director

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direction

Question 17

a four-sided shape with four right angles

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rectangle

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erect

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correction

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direction

Question 18

to put something right or correct a problem

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rectify

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correction

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erect

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direction

Question 19

something you believe to be true, even without proof

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assumption

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warrant

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evidence

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credibility

Question 20

the quality of being believed or trusted

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credibility

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assumption

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indictment

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evaluate

Question 21

to find out how much something is worth; to judge something carefully

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evaluate

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infraction

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evidence

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indictment

Question 22

anything that shows what is true and not true; something clearly seen and obvious

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evidence

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warrant

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assumption

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litigation

Question 23

a legal document or formal written statement that accuses someone of a serious crime

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indictment

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infraction

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litigation

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warrant

Question 24

a broken law or rule, less serious than a crime of murder or armed robbery

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infraction

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credibility

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warrant

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litigation

Question 25

a lawsuit, or a case brought against someone in court because of a crime or wrong

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litigation

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warrant

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assumption

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infraction

Question 26

a written order giving right or authority for something; to guarantee

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warrant

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indictment

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infraction

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litigation

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