Spelling Words/Roots Pearson Lesson 21

(adv.) in a judging manner that involves analysis;

• criticalee

• critically

• criticalie

• critacally

(n.) the reality;

• actuality

• actuallity

• actuallety

• actualety

(n.) a secret agreement between two or more people to commit an unlawful or harmful act

• conspearacy

• consperacy

• conspiricy

• conspiracy

(n.) a plant or animal that lives off another organism- it obtains nourishment from the host without benefiting or killing the host;

• pearasite

• peerasite

• parasite

• parisite

Without a __________, the job of a lawyer would be a lot tougher.

• pearalegal

• parilegle

• paralegal

• paralegle

Someone who's ________ is honest and believable.

• credable

• credible

• credabole

• credibel

Because the _________ for the book report limits subjects to nonfiction books, I cannot write my paper on a graphic novel.

• paramater

• paremeter

• parimeter

• parameter

(v.) to find fault with or point out real or perceived flaws;

• criticize

• critacize

• criticise

• critasize

He's such a _________ ! He never practices what he preaches.

• hypocrite

• hipacrit

• hipocrite

• hypacrit

Could you _______ the first point please? I don't understand it completely.

• clearify

• clarafy

• clairify

• clarify