Exploring Root Words and Vocabulary

What is the meaning of the root word 'meet'?

• To analyze or dissect.

• To separate or divide.

• To ignore or overlook.

• To come together or encounter.

Provide a synonym for the word 'middle'.

• boundary

• extreme

• edge

• center

What is an antonym for the word 'meet'?

• part

• connect

• join

• greet

Use the word 'middle' in a sentence that shows its meaning.

• The cat sat in the middle of the room.

• He stood in the middle of the crowd.

• The dog ran to the middle of the street.

• She placed the book on the middle shelf.

What prefix can be added to 'meet' to indicate a repeated action?

• re-

• dis-

• pre-

• un-

Identify a suffix that can be added to 'meet' to form a noun.

• -ed

• -ing

• -ly

• -ness

What is the relationship between the words 'meet' and 'greet'?

• They refer to actions that occur in a business setting.

• They are unrelated and have different contexts.

• They are synonyms with identical meanings.

• They are related actions in the context of social interactions.

How does the meaning of 'middle' change when used in the phrase 'meet me in the middle'?

• 'Middle' signifies a neutral stance in a debate.

• In this context, 'middle' means a compromise or agreement.

• 'Middle' indicates the average of two numbers.

• In this context, 'middle' refers to a physical location.

What does the root word 'meet' imply in a social context?

• To ignore someone in a public setting.

• To engage in a formal debate.

• To avoid social interactions entirely.

• To come together or encounter someone socially.

Can 'middle' be used as a verb? Provide an example.

• 'Middle' is only a noun and cannot function as a verb.

• Yes, 'middle' can be used as a verb.

• No, 'middle' cannot be used as a verb.

• 'Middle' can only be used in a specific context and not as a general verb.