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Greek and Latin Roots Book IV, Vo. Unit #10

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is a synonym for the word incriminate?

a)

liable

b)

implicate

c)

acquit

d)

rebuke

2.

Which of the following is a antonym for the word culpable?

a)

easy

b)

duty

c)

blameless

d)

liable

3.

Which of the following is a synonym for the word onerous?

a)

demanding

b)

easy

c)

convict

d)

condemn

4.

Which of the following is a antonym for the word exonerate?

a)

easy

b)

rebuke

c)

aquit

d)

convict

5.

reprove

a)

To scold

b)

To be dishonest

c)

To tell the truth

d)

To mislead

6.

reprobate

a)

An honest or moral person

b)

A dishonest or immoral person

c)

A praise or approval

d)

An unpleasant burden

7.

approbation

a)

Justify

b)

Neglect

c)

Scold

d)

Praise

8.

Thankfully the skipper accepted the reasons stated for the mishap, subsequently I was fully ______________.

a)

incriminated

b)

culpable

c)

onerous

d)

exonerated

9.

His duties were thus rendered exceedingly _________, and his labor became excessive.

a)

culpable

b)

onerous

c)

incriminate

d)

onus

10.

A man, not the usual wimpy social lady, was the __________ who organized the hasty departure.

a)

culprit

b)

onus

c)

mea culpa

d)

reprobate

11.

Burden or obligation

a)

onus

b)

reprove

c)

onerous

d)

reprobate

12.

Deserving blame

a)

culpable

b)

mea culpa

c)

culprit

d)

reprove

13.

An accusation made in reply

a)

decriminalize

b)

incriminate

c)

recrimination

d)

reprove

14.

The man shouted "____________!",with embarrassment, when he realized he had crashed into the parked car when he was backing up.

a)

reprove

b)

mea culpa

c)

culprit

d)

mama mia

15.

If the city council should choose to ___________speeding, they would be _________for any injury received as a result from speeding.

a)

decriminalize;culpable

b)

decriminalize; reprove

c)

incriminate; culpable

d)

reprove;approbation