WorksheetsPrestwick House VII Unit 13 - Greek & Latin Roots
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
The root "jubil" means...
to shout for joy
cheerful
to enjoy
to celebrate; to honor
game; to play
The root "hilar" means...
to shout for joy
cheerful
to enjoy
to celebrate; to honor
game; to play
The roots "frug" and "frui" mean...
to shout for joy
cheerful
to enjoy
to celebrate; to honor
game; to play
The roots "celeber" and "celebr" mean...
to shout for joy
cheerful
to enjoy
to celebrate; to honor
game; to play
The roots "lud" and "lus" mean...
to shout for joy
cheerful
to enjoy
to celebrate; to honor
game; to play
The Grinch decided to enjoy the Christmas jubilee with the rest of Whoville; he ate all the roast beast that would fit in his belly. Jubilee means...
a joyous celebration
fun; merriment
one who takes part in a ceremony, especially a religious ceremony
a false image or idea
The students enjoyed the teacher because she told stories that contained great hilarity, sarcasm and just a hint of "bite." Hilarity means...
a joyous celebration
fun; merriment
one who takes part in a ceremony, especially a religious ceremony
a false image or idea
Singers, celebrants, and lectors stood in the church waiting for the priest. Celebrant means...
a joyous celebration
fun; merriment
one who takes part in a ceremony, especially a religious ceremony
a false image or idea
The video game is designed to give the illusion that you are in control of an airplane. Illusion means...
a joyous celebration
fun; merriment
one who takes part in a ceremony, especially a religious ceremony
a false image or idea
The jubilant students cheered when they saw they had a snow day. Jubilant means...
full of joy
bringing great joy and excitement
bringing forth much; productive
not spending much money; cheap
The experience of hiking up Mount Kilimanjaro was exhilarating; we had so much fun and would love to do it again. Exhilarating means...
full of joy
bringing great joy and excitement
bringing forth much; productive
not spending much money; cheap
Study hall was fruitful; I used my time well by finishing my science, math, and reading homework. Fruitful means...
full of joy
bringing great joy and excitement
bringing forth much; productive
not spending much money; cheap
While John was frugal and always saved some of his paycheck for emergencies, James spent everything he earned. Frugal means...
full of joy
bringing great joy and excitement
bringing forth much; productive
not spending much money; cheap
Don't be deluded into believing that doing your homework is optional. Delude means...
of or relating to a party or ceremony
a recognition by many; fame
to trick; to fool
a false image or idea
Emma lived a life of celebrity, but was able to remain humble and kind. Celebrity means...
one who takes part in a ceremony, especially a religious ceremony
a recognition by many; fame
a joyous celebration
a false image or idea
Our family had a celebratory dinner when my brother hit the game-winning shot. Celebratory means...
of or relating to a party or ceremony
a recognition by many; fame
full of joy
bringing great joy and excitement
