Question
1. an organized undertaking (as a special unit of work, research, etc.)
2. to throw forward
3. to cause one's voice to be heard clearly and at a distance
4. to jut out
5. to cause a shadow, image, etc., to fall upon a surface
6. to predict on the basis of facts, data, etc.
a. The light projected by the campers' flashlight revealed a grizzly bear devouring
their food.
b. The rocket projected only a short distance because of a misfiring engine.
c. Tracing her ancestors back to the 1600s was a project that took Kate many months
to complete.
d. As David began his speech in the auditorium, he tried to remember to speak slowly
and project his voice.
e. Only the most daring swimmers would dive from the cliff that projected over the
water.
f. The enormous shadow projected on the wall had the semblance of a grotesque
monster.
g. Many scientists project that a major earthquake will occur within this century.
Answer
a. Projected
b. Projected
c. Project
d. Project
e. Projected
f. Projected
g. Project