Wordly Wise 3000 Level 4 Lesson 13 D

Add the correct Latin root and its meaning from the list below to complete the sentence.

tempus (time) amicus (friend) jacere (throw) rumpere (to break) annus (year)

centum (hundred) visus (to see) locus (place) solus (alone)

To ISOLATE someone is to cut that person off from others. The word comes from the Latin ________, meaning ________.

Add the correct Latin root and its meaning from the list below to complete the sentence.

tempus (time) amicus (friend) jacere (throw) rumpere (to break) annus (year)

centum (hundred) visus (to see) locus (place) solus (alone)

To SEE properly, you need good VISION. The word comes from the Latin ________, meaning ________.

Add the correct Latin root and its meaning from the list below to complete the sentence.

tempus (time) amicus (friend) jacere (throw) rumpere (to break) annus (year)

centum (hundred) visus (to see) locus (place) solus (alone)

An ABRUPT change is one that BREAKS with the past and comes without warning . The word comes from the Latin ________, meaning ________.

Add the correct Latin root and its meaning from the list below to complete the sentence.

tempus (time) amicus (friend) jacere (throw) rumpere (to break) annus (year)

centum (hundred) visus (to see) locus (place) solus (alone)

A CENTURY is a period of one HUNDRED years. The word comes from the Latin ________, meaning ________.

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tempus (time) amicus (friend) jacere (throw) rumpere (to break) annus (year)

centum (hundred) visus (to see) locus (place) solus (alone)

A TEMPORARY position is NOT expected to LAST A LONG TIME. The word comes from the Latin ________, meaning ________.

Add the correct Latin root and its meaning from the list below to complete the sentence.

tempus (time) amicus (friend) jacere (throw) rumpere (to break) annus (year)

centum (hundred) visus (to see) locus (place) solus (alone)

To REVISE something is to LOOK it over and make necessary changes. The word comes from the Latin ________, meaning ________.

Add the correct Latin root and its meaning from the list below to complete the sentence.

tempus (time) amicus (friend) jacere (throw) rumpere (to break) annus (year)

centum (hundred) visus (to see) locus (place) solus (alone)

An AMIABLE manner is one that is FRIENDLY. The word comes from the Latin ________, meaning ________.

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tempus (time) amicus (friend) jacere (throw) rumpere (to break) annus (year)

centum (hundred) visus (to see) locus (place) solus (alone)

An ANNUAL event is one that happens every YEAR. The word comes from the Latin ________, meaning ________.

Add the correct Latin root and its meaning from the list below to complete the sentence.

tempus (time) amicus (friend) jacere (throw) rumpere (to break) annus (year)

centum (hundred) visus (to see) locus (place) solus (alone)

To LOCATE a PLACE on a map is to find that PLACE. The word comes from the Latin ________, meaning ________.

Add the correct Latin root and its meaning from the list below to complete the sentence.

tempus (time) amicus (friend) jacere (throw) rumpere (to break) annus (year)

centum (hundred) visus (to see) locus (place) solus (alone)

To EJECT someone is to THROW that person out. The word comes from the Latin ________, meaning ________.