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Some common words containing 'tice' include Justice, Notice, Practice. These words are frequently used in everyday English communication.

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Justice Noun Notice Noun, Verb Practice Noun, Verb

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1. What is the adjective form of 'justice'?

Justly Justify Just Justification

2. What does the phrase 'put into practice' mean?

To rehearse a play To implement a theory or plan in reality To close a business To forget a skill

3. Which word is an antonym for 'notice' when used as a verb?

Observe Detect Ignore Announce

4. What is the origin of the word 'notice'?

Latin 'notitia' (getting to know) Greek 'nosis' (knowledge) French 'noter' (to note) German 'notiz' (note)

5. What is the difference between 'justice' and 'revenge'?

They are the same thing. Justice is personal; revenge is legal. Justice is impartial and fair; revenge is personal and malicious. Justice punishes; revenge does not.

6. Which sentence uses 'practice' correctly as a verb?

I practice to play the piano. I practice playing the piano. I practice on playing the piano. I practice about playing the piano.

7. What does it mean to be 'out of practice'?

To be currently rehearsing To be rusty at a skill due to lack of repetition To leave a medical profession To have a new hobby

8. Which word is an antonym for 'practice' when referring to action vs. thought?

Rehearsal Theory Habit Drill

9. What part(s) of speech can the word 'notice' be?

Noun only Verb only Noun and Verb Adjective only

10. Which sentence uses 'notice' correctly as a verb?

I noticed about the rain. I noticed the rain. I noticed to the rain. I noticed on the rain.

11. Which sentence uses 'justice' correctly?

He is a justice person. We demand a justice. They fought for social justice. It was a justice verdict.

12. How is the word 'notice' pronounced in American English?

nah-TIS NOH-tis (long o, rhyming with lotus) NOT-is (short o) noh-TEES

13. Which of the following is a common collocation?

Justice weather Social justice Justice metal Justice speed

14. What is the origin of the word 'justice'?

Latin 'iustitia' Greek 'dike' French 'loi' German 'recht'

15. How is the word 'justice' pronounced in American English?

joos-TIS JUS-tis GUS-tis jus-TEES

16. What is the adjective form of 'practice' meaning 'sensible or useful'?

Practicable Practically Practical Practiced

17. What is the adjective form of 'notice' meaning 'easily seen or observed'?

Noticing Noticed Noticeable Noticial

18. Which sentence is grammatically correct regarding US/UK spelling rules?

In the US, the verb is 'practise'. In the US, the noun is 'practise' and the verb is 'practice'. In the US, both the noun and the verb are 'practice'. In the US, the noun is 'practice' and the verb is 'practise'.

19. What does the phrase 'give notice' mean in a business context?

To receive a package To formally declare an intention to leave a job To send a newsletter To give someone a physical sign

20. Which preposition correctly completes: 'The plan sounds good, but ___ practice, it fails.'

on at in with

21. Which word is an antonym for 'justice'?

Fairness Equity Injustice Lawfulness

22. Which sentence is grammatically correct regarding the observation of an action?

I noticed him to leave. I noticed him leaving. I noticed him left. I noticed him to leaving.

23. Which of the following is a common collocation with 'practice'?

Practice weather Medical practice Practice metal Practice speed

24. Which preposition correctly completes: 'The elevator is out of order ___ further notice.'

at on until with

25. What part of speech is the word 'justice' when referring to fairness?

Verb Adjective Noun Adverb

26. What part(s) of speech can the word 'practice' be in American English?

Noun only Verb only Noun and Verb Adjective only

27. How is the word 'practice' pronounced in American English?

pray-TIS PRAK-tis (stress first syllable) prak-TIS PRAH-tis

28. Which of the following is a common collocation with 'notice'?

Notice weather Short notice Notice metal Notice speed

29. Which preposition correctly completes: 'We demand justice ___ the victims.'

on for at to

30. What does the phrase 'brought to justice' mean?

Given a reward Put on trial and judged for a crime Forgiven for a mistake Hired as a judge