Vocabulary from Latin and Greek Roots - Unit One

What is the meaning of the Latin root 'VINC/VICT'?

• To lead

• To conquer

• To build

• To destroy

What is an antonym for 'provincial'?

• Narrow-minded

• Sophisticated

• Invincible

• Conducive

The word 'evince' means: A) To conquer B) To establish C) To lead D) To destroy.

• To conquer

• To establish

• To lead

• To destroy

What does the Latin root 'DUC/DUCT' mean?

• To conquer

• To lead

• To destroy

• To build

Which word is defined as 'supportive; encouraging'?

• Induce

• Deduce

• Conducive

• Provincial

What is an antonym for 'induce'?

• Persuade

• Conclude

• Discourage

• Establish

What is the meaning of 'evince' in the context of evidence?

• To destroy

• To reflect the truth

• To lead

• To conquer

What does the word 'retract' mean?

• To push forward

• To draw back

• To expand

• To lengthen

Which of the following describes a 'petulant' person?

• Calm

• Irritable

• Patient

• Cheerful

What does 'impetus' refer to?

• A slow movement

• A driving force or a cause of something

• A gentle push

• A halt