Vocabulary Review: Parts of Speech

Look at the following speech bubbles. They all contain words from your vocabulary Sub-List 9.
Most of them will be one particular part of speech (noun, verb, or adjective). Under each
speech bubble, write which part of speech these words represent.
Then, look closer. One word in each bubble will not be the same part of speech as the others.
Circle the word that does not belong in the speech bubble.

1.

temporary

incompatible

devoted

2.

anticipated

unified

distortion

suspended

founded

concurrent

inherent

diminished

commenced

integral

minimal

revolution

refine

mature

preliminary

overlap

attained

ceases

3.

bulk

coherence

assurance

4.

analogous

confined

accommodation

intermediate

insights

controversy

device

mutual

passive

duration

erosion

relaxed

qualitative

ethical

format

conversely

subordinate

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5.

route

scenario

6.

norms

mediation

sphere

team

behalf

vision

violation

medium

restraints

protocol

supplementary

portion

rigid

coincide

Multiple Meanings
Some of the words in your vocabulary list have more than one meaning. Here are some
of them. Identify which two parts of speech these words represent.

1. trigger

2. military

3. manual

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