Worksheetsgreek/latian roots units 1-4
Total questions: 38
Worksheet time: 22mins
unit 1- definition of the greek roots "phot, phos"
light
dark
clear
to see
1)good at taking pictures, attractive in pictures/videos
2)giving off light or heat
3)growing towards light; attracted towards light
1) phototropic 2) photogenic 3) phosphorescent
1)photogenic 2)phosphorescent 3)phototropic
1)photogenic 2)phototropic 3)phosphorescent
Luc is....
not a tragic greek root!!(dedicated to....you know who you are:)
see through
light
dark
spect, spec
a partical
to look at
to see through
Vid or vis = look at or to see
trueeeeeeeee
falseeeeeee
dict, dic
light
dark
to say or to tell
to do
to instruct
what about the definition of 'Fa' ?
to say or to tell
to speak
light
dark
vok, voc
to vocalize
to talk
to anounce
to call
Nunc, nounc
to announce
to call
to say or tell
to vocalize
unti 3- Hib, Hab
to fill
to pour out
to keep
to hold
P L E is...
to hold
to keep
to fill
to feel
fus, found
confused
to fill up
to pour out
ten, tain, tin
to hold
to hold up
to fill up
to pour into
UNIT FOUR- form means....
a period of time
to establish
to accomplish
to complete
how about the definition of apt, ept?
to be skillful
to be clumsy
to feel like
to fit
list the following definitions in order of the words:
1) inEPT 2)adEPT 3)APTitude
unskilled/clumsy, skilled, a skill or suitability for
expert at, unskilled/clumsy, a suitability for
a suitability for, clumsy at, skilled at
skilled at, a suitability for, clumsy at
to bring back into order, rightness, or mortality
misinformation
formative
reform
to put forth
posit
disposition
impose
one's attitude or mood is...
posit
disposition
impose
pos, pon (hint: think about what 'poner' means in Spanish)
to deal with
to put or place
to set
to feel about a particular subject
fig (not the fruit:)
to shape
to argue
to predict
order the words according to the definitions:
1) something invented in imagination 2) a figure for mockery 3) to predict for the future
effigy, figment, prefigure
prefigure, effigy, figment
figment, prefigure, effigy
figment, effigy, prefigure
the difference between sustain and abstain...
sustain is to hold, abstain is to let go
sustain is to keep from doing something, abstain is telling someone to not do something
sustain is to support for a long time and abstain is to avoid doing something
sustain is to avoid doing something and abstain to to support for a long time
a group of people that attends to an important person is a retinue
that's true
that does not deserve a golden buzzer from Simon (meaning it's false)
i don't know because i'm not is 7-10th grade hehe
difference between suffuse and infuse: (hint: think about on baking shows when they 'infuse' something)
suffuse is to fill and spread out, infuse is to fill up with( by injection )
infuse is to fill and spread out, suffuse is to fill up with injection
replete, deplete, implement
to fill up with, to use up/waste, to put into action
to use up or waste, to fill up with, to put into action
to put into action, to fill up with, to use up
inhibit means...
to stop someone from doing something
to control
to get in the way of
definitions in order
1) to pronounce or speak clearly 2)to reject by declaration 3) a judgement of opinion
enunciate, renounce, pronouncement
pronouncement, renounce, enunciate
enunciate, pronouncement, renounce
renounce, pronouncement, enunciate
invoke
causing disturbance
to make invalid
to call on for support
revoke
to call on for support
causing disturbance or exitment
to make invalid/deactivate
provocative
to call on for support
causing disturbance or excitement
to deactivate or make invalid
difference between affable and ineffable
affable- childish and immature
ineffable- indescribable
affable- easy to converse with, friendly
ineffable- childish or immature
affable- easy to converse with, friendly
ineffable- indescribable, too amazing to talk about
order the definitions:
1)edict 2)indict 3)dictum
an official order, to accuse, a formal statement
a formal statement, to accuse, an official order
an official order, a formal statement, to accuse
invidious vs providential
happening by good fortune=invidious
providential is hateful or spiteful
invidious is hateful
providential is happening by good fortune
given the definition of a specter, you can infer it might be...
a fan of a football game
a football player
a ghost or phantom
a figment
circumspect is .... prospect is.......
1) a ghost 2) an amendment
1)something to be expected 2) careful or mindful
1)careful or mindful 2) something which is to be expected
if LUC means light, lucid means...
allowing light to pass
to make clear by explanation
to understand
if LUC means light, elucidate means....
easy to understand
to make clear by explaining
allowing light to pass
