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Greek and Latin Roots: -ive, -ify, -ous, -ity

Greek and Latin Roots: -ive, -ify, -ous, -ity

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4th - 7th Grade

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L.2.4B, L.3.4B, L.1.6

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Greek and Latin Roots: -ive, -ify, -ous, -ity

Wonders Grade 5 Unit 2 Week 3

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-ive: having the characteristics or nature of

  • combative - liking to fight

  • impressive - deserving of attention

  • intensive - involving great effort or work

  • communicative - liking to talk with others

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Multiple Choice

Which of these words means liking to fight?

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communicative

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combative

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intensive

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impressive

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Multiple Choice

Which of these means involving great effort or work?

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communicative

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combative

3

impressive

4

intensive

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Multiple Choice

Which of these words mean deserving of attention?

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communicative

2

combative

3

intensive

4

impressive

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-ity & -ous: having the quality of

  • mysterious - having an air of mystery

  • ambitious - having the desire to be successful

  • prestigious - having a high status

  • inactivity - not being active

  • veracity - being truthful

  • civility - being polite

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Someone who has a desire to be successful is _______________.

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Fill in the Blank

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Someone who is full of mystery is ___________________.

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Fill in the Blank

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Someone who has a high status is considered ________________.

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Multiple Choice

When you are polite to someone you are showing your ________.

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inactivity

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veracity

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civility

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Multiple Choice

When you show people how honest and truthful you are, you are showing your _________.

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inactivity

2

veracity

3

civility

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Multiple Choice

When you are not moving and not being active, you are showing your _________.

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inactivity

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veracity

3

civility

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-ify: cause to be

  • amplify - to make bigger than it is

  • simplify - to make simpler that it is

  • intensify - to become stronger than originally

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Multiple Choice

When you want to make something simpler, you want to _______________ it.

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amplify

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intensify

3

simplify

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Multiple Choice

When you make something bigger you _______________ it.

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amplify

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intensify

3

simplify

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Multiple Choice

When something is made stronger you _______________ it.

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amplify

2

intensify

3

simplify

Greek and Latin Roots: -ive, -ify, -ous, -ity

Wonders Grade 5 Unit 2 Week 3

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