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WorksheetsPrestwick House VII Unit 9 - Greek & Latin Roots
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
The root "fort" means...
strong
whole, unbroken
to strengthen, to give strength
to be strong; to be worth
The root "teg" means...
strong
whole, unbroken
to strengthen, to give strength
to be strong; to be worth
The root "firm" means...
strong
whole, unbroken
to strengthen, to give strength
to be strong; to be worth
The roots "val, valid" mean...
strong
whole, unbroken
to strengthen, to give strength
to be strong; to be worth
The kids will fortify their snow fort with wood planks. Fortify means...
to make stronger
to bring together; to work something into
to fall apart
to settle as true
The sugar cube will disintegrate when you drop it in the tea. Disintegrate means...
to make stronger
to bring together; to work something into
to fall apart
to settle as true
Ingrid tries her best to integrate her doctor's recommendations into her daily routine. Integrate means...
to make stronger
to bring together; to work something into
to fall apart
to settle as true
The identity of the hero could not be confirmed because they were wearing a mask to cover their face. Confirm means...
to make stronger
to bring together; to work something into
to fall apart
to settle as true
With practice, any task can seem effortless as though it comes naturally. Effortless means...
not requiring much work
agreeing with; supporting
not in good health; not well
very helpful or useful
An affirmative vote helped the bill become a law. Affirmative means...
not requiring much work
agreeing with; supporting
not in good health; not well
very helpful or useful
As the king became more and more infirm, his ability to make wise decisions weakened and he was no longer able to lead effectively. Infirm means...
not requiring much work
agreeing with; supporting
not in good health; not well
very helpful or useful
Reading can be an invaluable pastime, opening doors and opportunities that cannot be found anywhere else except through a book. Invaluable means...
not requiring much work
agreeing with; supporting
not in good health; not well
very helpful or useful
Spending a month in the wilderness requires a fortitude that many people do not possess. Fortitude means...
strength of mind or character
honesty; moral soundness
to judge; to size up
not good enough; not correct
The man found a wallet on the ground and had the integrity to turn it into the police instead of keeping it. Integrity means...
strength of mind or character
honesty; moral soundness
to judge; to size up
not good enough; not correct
Each day, the students evaluate their options in the cafeteria before making a choice for lunch. Evaluate means...
strength of mind or character
honesty; moral soundness
to judge; to size up
not good enough; not correct
The tenth password attempt was invalid, causing the phone to be locked for an hour. Invalid means...
strength of mind or character
honesty; moral soundness
to judge; to size up
not good enough; not correct
Customs officers validated our passports, so we could continue on our trip through Europe. Validate means...
to make stronger
to bring together; to work something into
to fall apart
to declare good; to accept as good
