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WorksheetsGreek and Latin Roots Book IV, Vo.Unit #8
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
We must not be _____________ about our achievements; there is still a lot to be done.
placid
complacent
ingratiate
gratuitous
Again, the ____________could be powerful because it meets some psychological need for attention and treatment.
placebo
placid
temperance
docile
His normally ____________dog turned on him and bit him in the leg.
gratuitous
doctrine
temperance
placid
Letters poured in complaining about the____________ violence on the show.
placid
gratuitous
docile
temper
ingratiate
To gain another's favor by flattery
To gain affection
To be thankful
To be unwanted
ingrate
To not be truly thankful
To be very thankful
To tell others to be thankful
To thank other's on special occasions
docile
To teach a certain point of view
Easily taught
Easily manipulated
To expect someone to be calm
To teach a certain point of view.
indoctrinate
doctrine
docile
placid
That which is taught; body of beliefs or ideas
temper
doctrine
placebo
indoctrinate
To decrease the strength of.
temperate
temper
ingrate
complacent
Lacking restraint.
placebo
placid
temperance
intemperate
Lacking moderation
temperance
temper
intemperate
docile
