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WorksheetsEnglish 10 Etymology Unit 8
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 5mins
PLAC
"to please"
"pleasing, earning thanks; thankful"
"to teach"
"to temper, make less severe"
GRAT
"to please"
"pleasing, earning thanks; thankful"
"to teach"
"to temper, make less severe"
DOC/DOCT
"to please"
"pleasing, earning thanks; thankful"
"to teach"
"to temper, make less severe"
TEMPER
"to please"
"pleasing, earning thanks; thankful"
"to teach"
"to temper, make less severe"
Adj. satisfied with a situation that should be changed or improved
complacent
ingratiate
placid
docile
N. something which has a positive mental effect, but no physical effect
placebo
indoctrinate
ingrate
temper
Adj. calm; undisturbed
complacent
gratuitous
placid
docile
Adj. unnecessary or unwanted
placebo
indoctrinate
intemperate
gratuitous
V. to gain another's favor by flattery or false friendliness
indoctrinate
ingratiate
temperance
complacent
N. one who is not properly thankful
docile
temper
ingrate
doctrine
Adj. easily taught; submissive to instruction
intemperate
indoctrinate
placid
docile
V. to teach a certain point of view to
indoctrinate
temperance
placebo
ingratiate
N. that which is taught; body of beliefs or ideas
docile
intemperate
placebo
doctrine
V. to decrease the strength of
docile
temper
placid
ingratiate
N. restraint or moderation, especially in regards to alcohol or food
ingrate
doctrine
complacent
temperance
Adj. lacking moderation; severe or extreme
intemperate
ingrate
docile
complacent
