Greek & Latin: viv/vut

The car crash left a _________________ picture in her mind.

• vital
• vivacious
• vivid
• revitalize
• survive

The _________________ woman won the election and became the first female mayor of the town.

• vital
• vivacious
• vivid
• revitalize
• survive

The family managed to all _________________ the devastating tornado.

• vital
• vivacious
• vivid
• revitalize
• survive

After the winter months, gardeners need to _________________ their plants and flowers.

• vital
• vivacious
• vivid
• revitalize
• survive

It is _________________ that you study before your final exams.

• vital
• vivacious
• vivid
• revitalize
• survive

Bonus: viv/vit means:

when something is a clear or strong picture in your mind

• vital

• vivacious

• vivid

• revitalize

• survive

when someone is lively and animated

• vital

• vivacious

• vivid

• revitalize

• survive

when something continues to live despite some sort of danger occurring

• vital

• vivacious

• vivid

• revitalize

• survive

to bring something back to life

• vital

• vivacious

• vivid

• revitalize

• survive