Lesson 15 Spelling/Greek/Latin/Metric Prefixes Test

to cause (someone or something) to become dishonest or immoral; to cause a change for the worse. Some parents fear that violence on television may _________ children.

• corrupt
• corupt
• carrupt
• corropt

causing something to be unable to continue in the normal way; causing a break in the normal progress or activity of something. The barking dogs were extremely ________ for those trying to sleep.

• disruptive
• disruptiv
• discruptive
• disruptif

to send out rocks, ash, lava in a sudden explosion; to happen or begin suddenly and violently. Scientists try to predict when the volcano will ________ again.

• erupt
• errupt
• irupt
• irrupt

to cause something to stop happening for a time; to ask questions or say things while another person is speaking. It is rude to __________ another person while he is in the middle of a conversation.

• interrupt
• interupt
• enterrupt
• enterupt

a crack or break in something; a break or tear in a part of the body. The injury caused the boy’s artery to _________, and he had to be rushed to the hospital.

• rupture
• ruptur
• ruppture
• rupteur

The Latin prefix "uni-" means...

• one
• two
• three
• four

The Latin prefix "bi-" means...

• one
• two
• three
• four

The Greek and Latin prefix "tri-" means...

• one
• two
• three
• four

The Latin prefix "quad-" means...

• one
• two
• three
• four

The Latin prefix "quint-" means...

• four
• five
• six
• seven