B. WORD STUDY: In Anne's diary, the vocabulary word restricted is used to describe the ways in which freedom was limited or confined by the Germans' anti-Jewish
decrees. Restricted contains both the Latin root -strict-, which means "draw tight”
or “bind," and the prefix re-, which means “again” or “back.” Using your
knowledge of the root -strict-, choose the correct meaning of each word on the left
from the definitions on the right.
1. constrict
A. without limits
2. restriction
B. limitation or barrier
3. strict
C. draw in or squeeze together
4. unrestricted
D. carefully limited or exact
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