Prestwick House VII Unit 14 - Greek & Latin Roots

The roots "plic" and "plex" mean...

• to weave; to fold

• to weave

• to cover

• cloak

The roots "veal" and "veil" mean...

• to weave; to fold

• to weave

• to cover

• cloak

The root "text" means...

• to weave; to fold

• to weave

• to cover

• cloak

The root "mantl" means...

• to weave; to fold

• to weave

• to cover

• cloak

The application of grammar knowledge in the paper was vital to the student's success in English class. Application means...

• a use; a putting on

• the way something feels to the touch

• cloth or fabric

• to make known

You will play like you practice, so in order to duplicate success time and time again, you always need to give your best effort. Duplicate means...

• to make known

• to uncover

• to make another; to copy

• to take apart

The teacher was going to unveil the surprise we earned for the entire class reaching their reading goals for the quarter. Unveil means...

• to make known

• to uncover

• to make another; to copy

• to take apart

The magician will reveal the missing rabbit from inside his hat.. Reveal means...

• to make known

• to uncover

• to make another; to copy

• to take apart

The bride and groom had to dismantle the three-tier cake in order to cut it. Dismantle means...

• to make known

• to uncover

• to make another; to copy

• to take apart

Some of the puzzles were very complex, making them very challenging. Complex means...

• to uncover

• cloth or fabric

• covered; draped

• complicated