Greek & Latin Roots 1

Greek & Latin Roots 1

TEK 2C determine the meaning and usage of grade-level academic words derived from Greek and Latin roots

Extensive - adj.

great extent; wide, broad:

covering or extending over a great area:

far-reaching; comprehensive; thorough:

lengthy:

great in amount, number, or degree:

of or having extension:

Extensive

• We searched an extensive area for the missing girl.

• Albert Einstein had extensive knowledge.

• Christopher Columbus took an extensive journey in search of the New World.

• Elon Musk has earned an extensive fortune as CEO of Tesla Motors.

Multiple Choice

the Latin root extendere means -

• exclusive

• to stretch out

• significant

• limited

if the Latin root extendere means to stretch out

Doctors provide a useful example here thanks to extensive data on doctor-patient interactions and research into racial inequalities in patient care.

Multiple Select

Doctors provide a useful example thanks to extensive data on doctor-patient interactions in patient care.

• of great extent

• covering a great area

• comprehensive; thorough

• lengthy

Multiple Select

Belarus is not a country with extensive well-developed ties to other countries outside its neighborhood.

• major

• covering a great area

• comprehensive; thorough

• lengthy