Lessons 1 & 2 (Vocab. form Classical Roots) - REVIEW

Choose the letter for the best ANTONYM (the word or phase most nearly the opposite as the word in bold-faced type).

To defer the door

• imply

• hastening

• permeate

• humor

Choose the letter for the best ANTONYM (the word or phase most nearly opposite the word in bold-faced type):

to be full of elation

• happiness

• sadness

• joy

• exhaustion

Choose the letter for the best SYNONYM (the word or phase most nearly the same as the word in bold-faced type):

Depressed during adversity

• concealment

• aberration

• discomfort

• hard times

Choose the letter for the best SYNONYM (the word or phase most nearly the same as the word in bold-faced type).

To have a introverted attitude

• capricous

• recantation

• inward looking

• tortuous

What does the latin root "per" mean?

• through

• under

• good

• bad

What does the latin root "fero" mean?

• round

• peace

• earth

• to bring

What does the latin root "tendo" mean?

• sound

• light

• to stretch

• far

What does the latin root "torqueo" mean?

• to know

• lone

• to twist

• water

What does the latin root "verso" mean?

• water

• under

• feel

• to turn

Choose the best SYNONYM for the word perennial:

• ceasing

• everlasting

• ephemeral

• changing