Classical Roots 11 Review

This Latin root means "flesh"

• caro/carnis

• collum

• corpus/corporis

• os/ossis

This Latin root means "neck"

• caro/carnis

• collum

• corpus/corporis

• os/ossis

This Latin root means "body"

• caro/carnis

• corpus/corporis

• os/ossis

• cor/cordis

This Latin root means "heart"

• caro/carnis

• collum

• cor/cordis

• os/ossis

This Latin root means "bone"

• cor/cordis

• corpus/corporis

• collum

• os/ossis

If something is _________, it has an effect on the human body

Ex: This school does not use _______ punishment.

• accolade

• corporal

• carrion

• corpus

If something _________s, it becomes rigid like bone

Ex: The trees in the petrified forest have _______ed to become stones.

• ossify

• corps

• incarnate

• carrion

_________ is the result of many people being killed

Ex: It was devastating to see photos of the ________ from the Battle of Gettysburg.

• corporal

• accolade

• carnage

• corpus

________ is another name for dead or decaying flesh

Ex: There is so much ______ on the side of the road during deer season.

• carrion

• incarnate

• cordial

• corpulent

________ is used to describe something being embodied in human flesh

Ex: Jesus came to Earth as God ________.

• decolletage

• corpulent

• incarnate

• accord