| A | B |
| politicize (def.) | (verb) to make into a political issue |
| cosmopolitan (def.) | (adj.) at home in all parts of the world; worldly |
| urbane (def.) | (adj.) having polish, politeness in manner or style |
| incognito (def.) | (adverb) disguised; with identity concealed |
| suburb (def.) | ( noun) a district lying immediately outside a city or town |
| metropolis (def.) | (noun) a major city, especially the chief city of a region |
| agnostic (def.) | (noun) one who doubts, especially in existence of God |
| diagnosis (def.) | (noun) identification after examination and analysis |
| conscientious (def.) | (adjective) careful to do a good job; thorough |
| prognosis (def.) | (noun) a prediction based on observation |
| omniscience (def.) | (noun) having all knowledge; unlimited knowledge |
| cognition (def.) | (noun) the mental process of thought |
| politicize (sent.) | The union wanted to _____ the protest for better wages. |
| cosmopolitan (sent.) | Jerry is a true _____, at home in many countries. |
| urbane (sent.) | The director was considered to be an _____ and clever person who always |
| incognito (sent.) | The spy traveled into enemy territory ______ hoping to blend in with the native |
| suburb (sent.) | The ______ provided larger homes with yards and garden space not found in |
| metropolis (sent.) | As we toured the ______, we were amazed by the skyscrapers of steel and glass. |
| agnostic (sent.) | Because Juan is an _____, his deeply religious cousin is always trying to |
| diagnosis (sent.) | After a blood test, my cat received a _____ of diabetes. |
| conscientious (sent.) | The _____ jeweler carefully replaced each gem, tightened the clasp and polished |
| prognosis (sent.) | The forecaster’s _____ for the weekend weather was cool temperatures and clear |
| omniscience (sent.) | Roscoe seemed to have ______ because was able to tell us so much of what was |
| cognition (sent.) | Solving a word problem in math takes careful _____. |
| gno- / sci- (def.) | to know; to learn; knowledge |
| polis/polit (def.) | to polish; to improve; to order |
| urb- (def.) | city |