WorksheetsPrestwick House VII Unit 20 - Greek & Latin Roots
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
The root "ideal" means...
perfect
to know
to decide; to determine
The root "scien" means...
perfect
to know
to decide; to determine
The root "sav" means...
perfect
to know
to decide; to determine
The root "cert" means...
perfect
to know
to decide; to determine
Believing that you can trust all people is an idealistic view of the world. Idealistic means...
believing in the idea of perfection or a perfect world
perfectly suitable
to think of as perfect
based on proven facts
The weather was ideal to play outside and for a picnic; it was sunny and warm, and there was a slight breeze. Ideal means...
believing in the idea of perfection or a perfect world
perfectly suitable
to think of as perfect
based on proven facts
Jay Gatsby like to idealize his past relationship with Daisy as a fairy tale, when in reality they were constantly fighting. Idealize means...
believing in the idea of perfection or a perfect world
perfectly suitable
to think of as perfect
based on proven facts
There is scientific evidence to show the benefits of reading consistently. Scientific means...
something about which there is no doubt; a fact
done together; combined
perfectly suitable
based on proven facts
Harry lied to Ron and Hermione about what he was doing with Dumbledore, which made his conscience bother him every time he saw his friends. Conscience means...
the part of the mind that tells the difference between right and wrong
cleverness; understanding
something about which there is no doubt; a fact
based on proven facts
Hermione's magical savvy often ends up saving Harry and Ron in dangerous situations; it's a good thing she reads and pays attention in class! Savvy means...
the part of the mind that tells the difference between right and wrong
cleverness; understanding
something about which there is no doubt; a fact
based on proven facts
We savored the last weeks of summer by going camping, hiking, and fishing. Savor means...
to take time to enjoy
cleverness; understanding
something about which there is no doubt; a fact
to figure out through reasoning
The teen must get a license to certify that he has permission to drive. Certify means...
to take time to enjoy
to prove good or true; to declare correct
something about which there is no doubt; a fact
to figure out through reasoning
There was no certainty that the package would arrive in time. Certainty means...
to take time to enjoy
to prove good or true; to declare correct
something about which there is no doubt; a fact
to figure out through reasoning
A concerted effort from community residents led to the formation of an effective neighborhood watch. Concerted means...
done together; combined
to prove good or true; to declare correct
something about which there is no doubt; a fact
to figure out through reasoning
From looking at Monica's grim face, I was able to ascertain she was upset. Ascertain means...
done together; combined
to prove good or true; to declare correct
something about which there is no doubt; a fact
to figure out through reasoning
