WorksheetsVocab1Unit1
Total questions: 52
Worksheet time: 15mins
"Vinc/Vict" Latin root means what?
To Conquer
To Capture
"Duc/Duct" Latin root means what?
To Seal
To Duck
To Lead
To be strong
"Tract" Latin means what?
To Attach
To Drag on
To Follow
"Peto" Latin means what"
To seek aggressively, to assail, to rush
To break, rip and destroy
To conquer, push and outshine
Although the Romans thought of themselves as (a) , they too were eventually conquered.
Rory's somewhat (a) outlook made it difficult for her to understand what people in other parts of the world were going through.
The incident at the mill (a) the old saying "Don't count your chickens before they hatch."
These noisy conditions are not (a) to learning or teaching.
Is there any way I can (a) you to come for coffee with me?
The detectives (a) from the evidence that the bank had been robbed not long before.
There was a (a) struggle between the 2 armies.
Isaiah's (a) nature made bedtimes difficult for his mother.
When I found out I was wrong, I was forced to (a) my statement.
When I told my little brother to put away his toys, he fell into a (a) fit and threw the toys down the stairs.
Because Barry was rather (a) boy, he often found himself getting into fights over little things.
The tragic accident at the crossroads was the (a) for a meeting on traffic safety.
Invincible Define
Unable to be conquered
Conquered
Provincial Define
Abundance in knowledge of the world; open-minded
Limited in knowledge of the world; narrow-minded
Evince Define
To establish; to deny the truth of
To establish; to reflect the truth of
Conducive Define
Supportive; encouraging; helping to bring about
Discouraging; helping to bring down
Induce Define
To lead towards some action
To indict danger
Deduce Define
To draw a conclusion from fact; to infer
To undermine the value of something or someone
Protracted Define
Extended in time; prolonged
Extended in value; taken back
Intractable Define
Stubborn; obstinate; hard to move forward
Unable to latch onto; distanced; unattached
Retract Define
To draw back; withdraw
To track down; seek for
Petulant Define
Irritable or short-tempered
Hesitant or insecure
Impetuous Define
Acting passionately and without forethought
Impatient, petty and unruly
Impetus Define
That which drives one; momentum
Ditsy and young
Last year the company seemed/looked (a) but in recent weeks has begun to have problems
His (a) attitude was a source of irritation for her.
Although they (a) an appearance of stability, I've heard that their marriage is beginning to crumble.
The declining number of available positions are (a) for the highest unemployment rate in decades
The advertisement is meant to (a) people to eat more fruit.
By counting backwards, the clerk was able to (a) the correct change to give back to the customer.
Let's not (a) the debate any further.
All attempts to arrange a truce between the two (a) conquerors were in vain.
Refusing to (a) , he was banished.
You need to respect that, because the next time you throw one of your (a) hissy fits, I swear to God, I will install so much sound proofing in this room, you will never hear another note.
Barred by reefs, and full of rapids and (a) currents, it cannot become a commercial avenue.
We come with a tremendous (a) for good or evil: born demons or born gods.
Synonyms for invincible
unbeatable
unshakable
strong
beatable
Synonyms for Provincial
unsophisticated
inflexible
broad-minded
national
Synonym for Evince
Reveal
Indicate
Hide
Conceal
Synonym for Conducive
favorable
helpful
distressful
unkind
Synonym for Induce
Convince
Persuade
Loss
Dissuade
Synonym for Deduce
Conclude
Assume
Question
Lose
Synonym for Protracted
prolonged
extend
short-fuse
intend
Intractable Synonyms
demanding
stubborn
easy
reliable
Retract Synonyms
take back
withdraw
inhale
let go
Petulant Synonyms
Ill-tempered
Quick-fused
Easy
Young
Impetuous Synonyms
Impulsive
Rash
Thought out
Determined
Impetus Synonyms
Drive
Momentum
Suffer
Lack of
