Stage 6 Latin Derivatives, Verb Tense Grammar, Personal Endings

Because of his _____ nature, he argues frequently with his classmates and has very few friends.

• compulsive

• pugnacious

• clamorous

• stubborn

______ is an English noun meaning wrath, fury, rage

• pugilist

• ire

• irritate

• annoy

Emancipation ProCLAMAtion was meant to be

• spoken

• written

• shouted

• read

John Cena, Mohammad Ali, and George Foreman were all______(from the Latin word meaning fight)

• vexing

• pugilists

• firemen

• underestimated

The difference between INCITE and EXCITE. Which one means aroused to stir up things in a negative way?

• incite

• excite

The difference between INCITE and EXCITE. Which one means aroused to stir up things in a postive way?

• incite

• excite

Anything that fortifies you (from the Latin word, fortis) will

• make you weak

• make you thing

• make you strong

• make you sad

If something vexes you, it

• makes you sad

• makes you happy

• makes you laugh

• makes you annoyed

ImPULSive comes from pulsare in Latin.

• doing something a lot and unable to stop doing it

• swayed by emotional involuntary abruptness

ComPULSive comes from pulsare in Latin.

• doing something a lot and unable to stop doing it

• swayed by emotional involuntary abruptness