Latin & Greek Roots Practice, Book X, Unit 4

Without natural predators, a species will ​ (a)   until it overwhelms its environment.​

• proliferate
• proffer
• defer
• deviate

If you take safety precautions now, you can ​ (a)   some future medical expenses.

• obviate
• deviate
• viaduct
• deference

No fault could be found with my ​ (a)   during the awards ceremony.

• comportment
• deference
• viaduct
• impervious

Lana ​ (a)   with the other members of her team before answering the question.

• conferred
• deferred
• inference
• proliferate

Tim's ​ (a)   illness kept him out of school on the day of rest.

• purported
• proffered
• deference
• deviated

The ancient ​ (a)   washed out in the heavy rains.

• viaduct
• impervious
• deference
• inference

As new soldiers, we were warned to show ​ (a)   to our commander in all matters.

• deference
• inference
• profference
• conference

Andy seems ​ (a)   to criticism, but his feelings are very easily hurt.​

• impervious
• deviate
• defer
• comportment

When the reporter asked for more information, the policeman ​ (a)   a ten-page document.

• proffered
• deferred
• conferred
• inferred

Once Rick decides on a plan for his business projects, he never ​ (a)   from it.

• deviates
• obviates
• viaducts
• purports