Greek & Latin #11

flect, flex mean:

• bend
• break; shatter

frail, fract, frag mean:

• break; shatter
• bend

They gymnast was very _____ and able to touch her toes to her head.

• flexible
• inflexible
• flexor
• retroflex

As people get older, they often become less _____ and no longer can tough their toes.  We call these people "Konnors".

• inflexible
• flexible
• flexor
• retroflex

The sunlight _____ off the lake making it so bright that it was hard to see.

• reflected
• deflected
• inflection
• circumflex

A robot usually is lacking _____ in its voice.

• inflection
• suffrage
• refract
• retroflex

Denny committed an _____ when he was speeding while driving his mother's car.

• infraction
• fraction
• frail
• refract

Heaven mastered the _____ part of her math test so her mom took her out to supper.

• fraction
• fragment
• fragmented
• fracture

Zach _____ his arm while jumping on a trampoline.

• fractured
• fragment
• frail
• fragile

The Greek myth about Narcissus explains how he was so vain he always loved to look his own _____. 

• reflection
• circumflex
• fragile
• refract