WorksheetsSpelling/Roots Pearson Lesson 5
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 12mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
(v.) to make something more clear or visible
a)
ilustrious
b)
illustrious
c)
ilustrate
d)
illustrate
2.
(n.) a passing reference or indirect mention
a)
alleusion
b)
allusion
c)
perclude
d)
preclude
3.
(v.) to prevent from entering; shut out
a)
illistrate
b)
illustrate
c)
exclude
d)
excloode
4.
(adj.) sensational in appearance or thrilling in effect
a)
spectacular
b)
spectactular
c)
lackluster
d)
lacklustar
5.
(v.) to consider as a part of something.
a)
speculate
b)
spectulate
c)
include
d)
enclude
6.
( adj.) clarifying by use of examples
a)
reclosable
b)
recloseable
c)
illustrateve
d)
illustrative
7.
(v.) to surround it or cover up completely
a)
include
b)
inclose
c)
enclose
d)
enclude
8.
(adj.) capable of being tightly closed again after opening
a)
secluded
b)
seacluded
c)
recloseable
d)
reclosable
9.
(n.) one who lives in solitude
a)
allusion
b)
alusion
c)
recluse
d)
recloose
10.
(adj.) irresistible urges to do certain things
a)
compulsive
b)
compolsive
c)
conclusive
d)
concluesive
11.
(adj.) made smooth and bright by or as if by rubbing
a)
spectacular
b)
spectactular
c)
lusterous
d)
lustrous
12.
(adj.) widely known and famous
a)
illustrious
b)
illustreous
c)
concludeing
d)
concluding
13.
(n.) something that shines with reflected light
a)
forclosure
b)
foreclosure
c)
lustar
d)
luster
14.
(v.) to prevent it from happening
a)
include
b)
inclood
c)
preclude
d)
perclude
15.
(v.) reflect deeply on a subject
a)
spectulate
b)
speculate
c)
illustrate
d)
illastrate
16.
(adj.) occurring at or forming an end or termination
a)
concluding
b)
concludeing
c)
spectacular
d)
spectactular
17.
(adj.) implying or indirectly suggesting something
a)
ilusion
b)
illusion
c)
alluesive
d)
allusive
18.
(adj.) forming an end or termination; especially putting an end to doubt or question
a)
concluesive
b)
conclusive
c)
repulseve
d)
repulsive
19.
(adj.) providing privacy or seclusion; hidden from general view or use
a)
cumpolesive
b)
compulsive
c)
secluded
d)
sucluded
20.
(n.) the legal proceedings initiated by a creditor to repossess the collateral for loan that is in default
a)
recloose
b)
recluse
c)
foreclosure
d)
forclosure
21.
(adj.) disgusting; offensive
a)
repulsive
b)
repulseve
c)
lustrous
d)
lustres
22.
(adj.) it is without brilliance, shine, or vitality
a)
spectacular
b)
spectaculer
c)
lackluster
d)
lakluster
23.
-clud- -clos- -clus-=
a)
shine
b)
shut
c)
force
d)
see
24.
-lus-
a)
see
b)
shut
c)
force
d)
shine
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