Unit 10 Greek & Latin Roots Quiz

During a school debate, Emma was asked a question about the U.S. Constitution. If Emma is accused of a crime, which right protected by the 5th Amendment would help her avoid self-incrimination?

• C) The right to avoid cruel and unusual punishment

• B) The right to avoid double jeopardy

• D) The right to avoid unlawful search and seizure

• A) The right to avoid self-incrimination

Anika, Scarlett, and Ethan were participating in a school play. The play was about a historical event where a person was charged with a crime. In this context, what does the Latin root 'CRIMIN' mean?

• A) To blame

• B) Burden

• D) Praise or approval

• C) Crime, charge of crime

Priya found a letter in Mason's room that could potentially reveal his guilt in a prank that happened at school. Which word best describes the situation of the letter to Mason?

• D) Deserving blame

• C) An accusation made in reply

• B) To do away with legal penalties for

• A) To incriminate

Emma, Aria, and Charlotte were discussing a recent incident at school. They were trying to figure out who was 'CULPABLE' for the mishap. In this context, what does the word 'CULPABLE' mean?

• A) Deserving blame

• B) One responsible for a crime

• C) A burden or obligation

• D) Praise or approval

Zoe, Luna, and William are participating in a Latin language competition. They are asked to translate the Latin root 'ONUS'. What does it mean?

• A) To prove good; to approve

• D) An accusation made in reply

• B) Burden

• C) To reveal guilt or make someone appear guilty

Emma, Samuel, and Abigail were assigned a task by their teacher. They found the task to be 'ONEROUS'. What does 'ONEROUS' mean in this context?

• A) Praise or approval

• B) Unpleasant and burdensome

• C) To prove not guilty

• D) A dishonest or immoral person

David was accused of stealing a book from the library. However, Sophia found CCTV footage that showed David was not in the library at the time of the theft. This evidence was used to 'EXONERATE' David. What does the word 'EXONERATE' mean in this context?

• D) An accusation made in reply

• C) A burden or obligation

• B) To prove not guilty

• A) To scold or criticize

In a Latin class, Luna was asked to translate the word 'PROB'. Evelyn and Scarlett were discussing that it might mean something related to proving or approving. What does the Latin root 'PROB' actually mean?

• A) To prove good; to approve

• B) Burden

• C) To reveal guilt or make someone appear guilty

• D) An accusation made in reply

In a school debate, Olivia received 'APPROBATION' from the judges. What does this mean?

• B) She received an unpleasant and burdensome task

• D) She received an accusation made in reply

• C) She was scolded or criticized

• A) She received praise or approval

During a group discussion, Michael reproved Aria for her incorrect facts. What does 'REPROVE' mean in this context?

• B) To prove not guilty

• A) To scold or criticize

• D) Deserving blame

• C) A burden or obligation