Question

Help with vocab please? Will medal if helped :3
prodigy : talent ::



A.
kind : malevolent


B.
prodigal : money


C.
procrastinator : calendar


D.
zealot : conviction

Answer 1

It is B.

Answer 2

i think its D

Answer 3

D

Answer 4

I really wasn't sure. I have the book's definitions here, if needed

Answer 5

are there any explanations as to why???

Answer 6

No direct answr guys

Answer 7

^

Answer 8

answers*

Answer 9

prigy is that you have a talent and if you have zeal you have conviction.......

Answer 10

*prodigy

Answer 11

Okay

Answer 12

Isn't D the opposite of each other?

Answer 13

Zealot means : a person who is fanatical and uncompromising in pursuit of their religious, political, or other ideals.
and Conviction means:formal declaration that someone is guilty of a criminal offense, made by the verdict of a jury or the decision of a judge in a court of law.

Answer 14

I believe its b because prodigal means spending money or resources freely and recklessly; wastefully extravagant.

Answer 15

It seems as if they have nothing to do with the other imo

Answer 16

Yeah

Answer 17

D

Answer 18

A prodigal person spends MONEY
A procrastinator don't have a proper CALENDAR
A zealot has a stron religious CONVICTION

A kind person is the opposite of malevolent (not related to each other)

Answer 19

Prodigal - The wasteful spend of some sort of most times having to do with the spending of money. Money - Is a current for exchange as I said before Prodigal is spending Money. I said it was B. as the first response.

Answer 20

The book's definition for prodigal is
1. Recklessly wasteful; Extravagant
2. Profuse; Lavish
n. A spendthrift

Answer 21

So it can't be A; that's established

Answer 22

Well chose what you think we gave are thoughts :)

Answer 23

I think it just leaves the debate between B and D, but I'm really unsure

Answer 24

Thank you all, though this was quite helpful

Answer 25

I'll say what the answer was when I submit it

Answer 26

I have another one actually

Answer 27

The President of the United States is expected to ___ visiting heads of state with a banquet at the White House.


A.
zeal


B.
procrastinate


C.
fete


D.
profane

Answer 28

A prodigy has talent. So which of these answers fits this same pattern? If a prodigal is wasteful it would make sense that he doesn't actually possess much (because he spends it all). However, a zealot has conviction.

Answer 29

You could have to complete this sentence with a verb. So, which of the answers are verbs?

Answer 30

I really don't klnow which one it is for the first one, but I'm going to risk it with B

Answer 31

I chose D. Profane

Answer 32

Profane means to disrespect...

Answer 33

Right, okay

Answer 34

I don't think it's fete because that's a noun

Answer 35

Some words can be multiple parts of speech depending on their usage.

Answer 36

prodigy relates to talent...

as I've said before.....

\(\color{blue}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Data_LG2
A prodigal person spends MONEY
A procrastinator don't have a proper CALENDAR
A zealot has a stron religious CONVICTION

A kind person is the opposite of malevolent \(\sf \color{red}{(\text{not related to each other})}\)
\(\color{blue}{\text{End of Quote}}\)

Answer 37

Normally they don't use the same word twice in these tests, and procrastinate is the answer for 20 so I think it's unlikely for that to be it

Answer 38

Data, I'm a bit confused

Answer 39

I got some help, its fete I belive. I'll post the answers here in a bit

Answer 40

The answer to the first was D and the second was C again thanks for all your help @mommatotwo @Data_LG2 @TheAsker2002 @sovietsexy @sneli5 @conversegenius @sarahmotionless