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WorksheetsVocabulary from Classical Roots Book 6 Lesson 8
Total questions: 33
Worksheet time: 17mins
A prefix, meaning UNDER
mem
auto-
soci-
sub-
a root meaning REMEMBER
auto-
mem
pro-
bio-
a root meaning WRITE (check ALL that apply)
scrib
scrip
pro-
graph
a suffix meaning SOMEONE WHO STUDIES SOMETHING
-logist
pro-
bio-
graph
a suffix meaning the STUDY or SCIENCE OF something
sub-
-logy
bio-
de-
a root meaning GROUPS OF PEOPLE
mem
scrib/scrip/graph
soci-
a prefix meaning LIFE
bio-
-logy/-logist
auto-
mem
A prefix, meaning DOWN
de-
soci
pro-
auto-
a prefix, meaning FORWARD
sub-
auto-
pro-
bio-
A prefix, meaning SELF
auto-
de-
soci
sub-
feeling downhearted
subheading
descend
submerge
dejected
to push under water
subheading
descend
submerge
dejected
below the main heading
subheading
descend
submerge
dejected
n. The minimum amount to sustain life
subdue
subsistence
v. To come down, to go from a higher to a lower place
denominator
descend
Check all the words with the prefix de- (DOWN)
demote
decrease
subdue
dejected
Check all the words with the prefix SUB- (UNDER or BELOW)
demote
subside
subsist
submersion
n. A person who studies a group of people
sociologist
commemorate
n. an object for remembering something special
sociologist
memento
commemorate
antisocial
v. to come together for remembering
commemorate
antisocial
v. to break ties between separate from, stop associating with.
society
dissociate
v. to go up- going from lower to higher
ascend
associate
v. to bring under control, to quiet down
dissociate
subdue
Check all the words with the root GRAPH (write or record)
autograph
subdue
paragraph
biography
written about oneself
postscript
autobiography
prescription
geography
written about places
postscript
autobiography
prescription
geography
written after completing a letter
postscript (p.s.)
autobiography
prescription
geography
written before getting medicine
postscript
autobiography
prescription
geography
(adj.) subordinate in capacity or role; submissively obedient
subservient
subsistence
(adj.) past due, neglectful of duty
devote
delinquent
v. to use up, or exhaust the supply
demote
deplete
n. the story of an event told by the person who lived it
memoir
memorandum
n. story of a person's life written by another person
memorial
biography
