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WorksheetsVocab Unit 9
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
Latin root meaning "one"
uni
uno
dos
one
When I suggested we should get school uniforms, everyone bemoaned that they would either lack uniqueness or the funds...
Uniform means...
(n.) distinctive, consistent clothing worn by members of a group
(n.) the place where something forms
(n.) the ability to create something with your thoughts
(n.) the place where we unite together
When Ms. Ritter suggestd that we actually study for the vocabulary quiz, the class cried in unison: "Who do you think we are?!"
Unison means...
(n.) simultaneous action/speech
(n.) very loud actions/speeches
(n.) angry action/speech
(n.) powerless action/speech
unanimous (adj.)
showing or in complete agreement
the facade of complete agreement
showing or in complete disagreement
the idea that people can agree
MONO
Greek root meaning "one"
Greek root meaning "hand"
Greek root meaning "game"
Greek root meaning "play"
monologue (n.)
long speech spoken by one person
a very boring, narrow-minded teacher
a person who knows many uninteresting facts
a kind of clothing that denotes your political office
monopolize (v.)
to use or take so as to prevent others from using or taking
to play the game monopoly and win
to give all earned income to support others in need
to find a convenient method of winning a game
When they broke up, it was revealed that she believed in monogamy, but Devin, who had cheated on her, obviously did not...
Monogamy means...
(n.) marriage to only one person, fidelity to one mate
(n.) remembering to be kind to your partner
(n.) forgetting about relationships
(n.) a singular person
Her monolithic lunch options included mac 'n cheese, grilled cheese, and a cheese board.
Monolithic means...
(adj.) exactly the same throughout, lacking any diversity
(adj.) repeated every day, by the same person
(adj.) uninteresting, appearing to be reused
(adj.) wildly different, confusing and new
Greek root meaning "same"
hemo
homo
hono
holo
We noticed that "book" and "book," "lead" and "lead are all homonyms, to our confusion and dismay when trying to understand the teacher's spoken directions.
Homonym means...
(n.) a word spelled exactly like another, but having a different meaning
(n.) a word that sounds different and means the same thing
(n.) a word that is in the dictionary but not online
(n.) a word that sounds the same but is spelled differently
homogenized (adj.)
forced to be exactly the same
forced to do something
forced to hear uninteresting knowledge
forced to teach English 9
Latin root "equi" means...
divisible by two
equal, even
unfair treatment
many, a lot
Our custody agreement, that the chicken spends 50% of the time with you and 50% of the time with me, is equitable enough to make me happy.
Equitable means...
(adj.) fair, just
(adj.) unfair, unjust
(adj.) annoying
(adj.) cheap
equilibrium (n.)
balance, steadiness
fair, just
unfair, unjust
dizziness, confusion
iniquity (n.)
injustice, sin
fair, just
unfair, unjust
balance, steadiness
