Greek & Latin: tact

During the football game, the players come into _________________ with each other.

• tactful
• intact
• tactile
• contact
• tactless

As babies grow, they become very ____________ with soft, warm things.

• tactful
• intact
• tactile
• contact
• tactless

The _________________ woman raged around the store and yelled at various employees.

• tactful
• intact
• tactile
• contact
• tactless

The woman was very ____________ when she fired ten members of staff.

• tactful
• intact
• tactile
• contact
• tactless

After the tornado, the family was shocked when their house was still _________________.

• tactful
• intact
• tactile
• contact
• tactless

Bonus: tact means:

something that is not damaged; complete

• tactful

• intact

• tactile

• contact

• tactless

the ability to show a sense of what is considerate in dealing with others; saying things without offending someone

• tactful

• intact

• tactile

• contact

• tactless

when someone shows a lack of consideration when dealing with others

• tactful

• intact

• tactile

• contact

• tactless

something that can be physically touched

• tactful

• intact

• tactile

• contact

• tactless