Prestwick House VII Unit 13 - Greek & Latin Roots

The root "jubil" means...

• to shout for joy

• cheerful

• to enjoy

• to celebrate; to honor

• game; to play

The root "hilar" means...

• to shout for joy

• cheerful

• to enjoy

• to celebrate; to honor

• game; to play

The roots "frug" and "frui" mean...

• to shout for joy

• cheerful

• to enjoy

• to celebrate; to honor

• game; to play

The roots "celeber" and "celebr" mean...

• to shout for joy

• cheerful

• to enjoy

• to celebrate; to honor

• game; to play

The roots "lud" and "lus" mean...

• to shout for joy

• cheerful

• to enjoy

• to celebrate; to honor

• game; to play

The Grinch decided to enjoy the Christmas jubilee with the rest of Whoville; he ate all the roast beast that would fit in his belly. Jubilee means...

• a joyous celebration

• fun; merriment

• one who takes part in a ceremony, especially a religious ceremony

• a false image or idea

The students enjoyed the teacher because she told stories that contained great hilarity, sarcasm and just a hint of "bite." Hilarity means...

• a joyous celebration

• fun; merriment

• one who takes part in a ceremony, especially a religious ceremony

• a false image or idea

Singers, celebrants, and lectors stood in the church waiting for the priest. Celebrant means...

• a joyous celebration

• fun; merriment

• one who takes part in a ceremony, especially a religious ceremony

• a false image or idea

The video game is designed to give the illusion that you are in control of an airplane. Illusion means...

• a joyous celebration

• fun; merriment

• one who takes part in a ceremony, especially a religious ceremony

• a false image or idea

The jubilant students cheered when they saw they had a snow day. Jubilant means...

• full of joy

• bringing great joy and excitement

• bringing forth much; productive

• not spending much money; cheap