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WorksheetsPrestwick House VII Unit 1-5 Review - Greek & Latin Roots
Total questions: 76
Worksheet time: 38mins
The roots "fac", "fic", and "fect" mean...
to make; to do
to do; to drive
to work
to work; to perform
The roots "act" and "ag" mean...
to make; to do
to do; to drive
to work
to work; to perform
The root "oper" means...
to make; to do
to do; to drive
to work
to work; to perform
The root "funct" means...
to make; to do
to do; to drive
to work
to work; to perform
Turning in a facsimile of another person's work will earn you a detention. Facsimile means...
a copy; an imitation
a feeling of love or liking; a tender feeling
a list of things to do
something that goes wrong; a problem
As a stranger to human affection, he'd never quite gotten used to her hugs. Affection means...
a copy; an imitation
a feeling of love or liking; a tender feeling
a list of things to do
something that goes wrong; a problem
My favorite days are when the only task on the agenda is to read. Agenda means...
a copy; an imitation
a feeling of love or liking; a tender feeling
a list of things to do
something that goes wrong; a problem
Technology is likely to malfunction, but it's a good thing we know how to problem solve to fix any issues. Malfunction means...
a copy; an imitation
a feeling of love or liking; a tender feeling
a list of things to do
something that goes wrong; a problem
I could not buy lunch because my lunch account was deficient of the necessary funds. Deficient means...
not having enough; lacking
not working; not able to be fixed or cured
in working order
no longer working; no longer active
This type of virus could potentially make the computers inoperable. Inoperable means...
not having enough; lacking
not working; not able to be fixed or cured
in working order
no longer working; no longer active
The new airport should be fully operational by next year. Operational means...
not having enough; lacking
not working; not able to be fixed or cured
in working order
no longer working; no longer active
Ron's wand was defunct because it snapped in half. Defunct means...
not having enough; lacking
not working; not able to be fixed or cured
in working order
no longer working; no longer active
Because heights petrify me, I will never get on a plane. Petrify means...
to scare; to frighten
to be enough
to carry out
to solidify; to clump or clot
A handwritten note will usually suffice for a heartfelt thank you. Suffice means...
to scare; to frighten
to be enough
to carry out
to solidify; to clump or clot
The realtor and the happy couple met to transact the sale of their new home. Transact means...
to scare; to frighten
to be enough
to carry out
to solidify; to clump or clot
Over time the milk will coagulate and become a bottle of disgusting chunks. Coagulate means...
to scare; to frighten
to be enough
to carry out
to solidify; to clump or clot
The country agreed to cooperate with the other nations on the trade agreement. Cooperate means...
to scare; to frighten
to work with; to be helpful to
to carry out
to solidify; to clump or clot
The roots "pos" and "pon" mean...
to put, to place
to stay, to remain
to stand; to stay
to do; to drive
The roots "stat" and "stan" mean...
to put, to place
to stay, to remain
to stand; to stay
to make; to do
The root "man" means...
to put, to place
to stay, to remain
to stand; to stay
to work
Please deposit your library book in the drop box only if you are finished; otherwise, keep reading! Deposit means...
to put down; to drop
the makeup of something
an idea put forth; a suggestion
one who goes against; a rival
The composition of the best s'mores is graham crackers, chocolate, and a toasted marshmallow. Composition means...
something left over
the makeup of something
an idea put forth; a suggestion
one who goes against; a rival
Dad made us a proposition: finish our chores and we could go fishing. Proposition means...
something left over
the makeup of something
an idea put forth; a suggestion
one who goes against; a rival
A battle is only truly won when the opponent believes he's been beaten. Opponent means...
something left over
the makeup of something
an idea put forth; a suggestion
one who goes against; a rival
The only remnant of our steak dinner was the bone. Remnant means...
something left over
the makeup of something
an idea put forth; a suggestion
one who goes against; a rival
The impermanent nature of life means we must keep learning and keep growing. Impermanent means...
not lasting forever
standing still; not moving
something that stays the same
a condition or situation
Mosquitoes prefer stationary water to breed in. Stationary means...
not lasting forever
standing still; not moving
something that stays the same
a condition or situation
The constant noise of the construction going on next door made it difficult to sleep. Constant means...
not lasting forever
standing still; not moving
something that stays the same
a condition or situation
What is the status of the water: is it frozen or a liquid? Status means...
not lasting forever
standing still; not moving
something that stays the same
a condition or situation
Your present circumstances don't determine where you can go; they merely where you start. Circumstance means...
not lasting forever
the condition surrounding something; a situation
something that stays the same
a condition or situation
The roots "cap, capt, cip" mean...
to seize, to grasp, to take
to seize
to take, to use up, to buy
to seize, to take, to get
The root "prehend" means...
to seize, to grasp, to take
to seize
to take, to use up, to buy
to seize, to take, to get
The roots "sum, sump" mean...
to seize, to grasp, to take
to seize
to take, to use up, to buy
to seize, to take, to get
The roots "rapt, rap" mean...
to seize, to grasp, to take
to seize
to take, to use up, to buy
to seize, to take, to get
Dave didn't have the capacity to forgive his sister after all the teasing she put him through. Capacity means...
to understand
an ability; potential
to charm
a belief accepted as true
The book captivated the students so much that is was the only thing they ever talked about. Captivate means...
an ability; potential
to interest greatly; to charm
to seize; to arrest
very luxurious or rich.
Elizabeth was thrilled to be the recipient of the front-row tickets to the show. Recipient means...
to understand
having too much confidence
a belief accepted as true
a person who gets or receives something
The escaped bank robber was quickly apprehended when he tried to steal a police car. Apprehend means...
to interest greatly; to charm
to understand
to seize; to arrest
to use up; to devour
Because Mel studied and practiced, he could now comprehend the foreign language. Comprehend means...
to interest greatly; to charm
to understand
to seize; to arrest
to use up; to devour
Ed made the false assumption that he could outrun his father in a long race. Assumption means...
speed; quickness
a state of intense joy
a belief accepted as true
a person who gets or receives something
How could the Smith's consume so much electricity when their air conditioner never runs? Consume means...
to use up; to devour
to interest greatly; to charm
to seize; to arrest
to understand
It was presumptuous of Gary to think I was his friend simply because I agreed with him about the movie. Presumptuous means...
having too much confidence
speed; quickness
very luxurious or rich
a state of intense joy
Ted thought the meal of steak and lobster was sumptuous, but his date felt it was overly fancy and cost too much. Sumptuous means...
having too much confidence
speed; quickness
very luxurious or rich
a state of intense joy
Few things compare to the rapture Emily feels when she reads with her father. Rapture means...
speed; quickness
a state of intense joy
a belief accepted as true
a person who gets or receives something
Completing an assignment with great rapidity often leads to mistakes. Rapidity means...
an ability; potential
very luxurious or rich.
to seize; to arrest
speed; quickness
The roots "reg" and "reig" mean...
king
to conquer
powerful; to be able
to rule; house
The roots "poss" and "pot" mean...
king
to conquer
powerful; to be able
to rule; house
The root "vict" means...
king
to conquer
powerful; to be able
to rule; house
The root "dom" means...
king
to conquer
powerful; to be able
to rule; house
The homeless man looked out of place in the regal mansion. Regal means...
of or like a king or queen
winning or succeeding
wanting to own or control; jealous
very strong or powerful
Because they were victorious against their enemies, the villagers were able to keep their land. Victorious means...
of or like a king or queen
winning or succeeding
wanting to own or control; jealous
very strong or powerful
Joe shared most things, but he was possessive of his favorite ball. Possessive means...
of or like a king or queen
winning or succeeding
wanting to own or control; jealous
very strong or powerful
The smell of the skunk was very potent; we could smell it from miles away. Potent means...
of or like a king or queen
winning or succeeding
wanting to own or control; jealous
very strong or powerful
Everyone agrees, the Chicago Bulls' reign over the NBA in the 90's was largely due to Michael Jordan. Reign means...
authority; rule
the murder of a king
an area ruled or controlled
a home
In Macbeth by William Shakespeare, Macbeth committed regicide when he murder Duncan (the king), which was thought to be the worst possible crime at that time. Regicide means...
authority; rule
the murder of a king
an area ruled or controlled
a home
The Louisiana Purchase doubled the dominion of the United States at the time. Dominion means...
authority; rule
the murder of a king
an area ruled or controlled
a home
The winding driveway led us to his domicile situated on top of the steep hill. Domicile means...
authority; rule
the murder of a king
an area ruled or controlled
a home
Just because you are president, doesn't mean you are omnipotent; there are checks and balances within the government. Omnipotent means...
ruling all; all-powerful
to find guilty
to force to leave
to rule completely
In the United States, you are innocent until proven and convicted of a crime. Convict means...
ruling all; all-powerful
to find guilty
to force to leave
to rule completely
His landlord has threatened to evict him if he doesn't pay the rent soon. Evict means...
ruling all; all-powerful
to find guilty
to force to leave
to rule completely
The Chicago Bulls dominated the NBA in the 90's, winning 6 championships. Dominate means...
ruling all; all-powerful
to find guilty
to force to leave
to rule completely
The roots "jac" and "ject" mean...
to throw, to hurl
to throw
to spread out; to step
to hang; to weigh
The roots "ball", "bol", and "bl" mean...
to throw, to hurl
to throw
to spread out; to step
to hang; to weigh
The roots "pend" and "pens" mean...
to throw, to hurl
to throw
to spread out; to step
to hang; to weigh
The root "pass" means...
to throw, to hurl
to throw
to spread out; to step
to hang; to weigh
There is a beautiful little lake adjacent to the house we're going to buy. Adjacent means...
next to; nearby
having the qualities of being thrown or projected
good enough, but not excellent
something sent through the air
The cannon fires a ten-pound projectile at our enemies. Projectile means...
next to; nearby
having the qualities of being thrown or projected
good enough, but not excellent
something sent through the air
Pens and pencils are not meant to be ballistic objects; they can poke an eye out! Ballistic means...
next to; nearby
having the qualities of being thrown or projected
good enough, but not excellent
something sent through the air
Using instant potatoes, she managed to make a passable potato salad. Passable means...
next to; nearby
having the qualities of being thrown or projected
good enough, but not excellent
something sent through the air
Instead of giving a straight answer to the question, he answered with a parable. Parable means...
a story with a moral message or lesson
material added at the end of a book
to stop; to put on hold
to cause to undergo or experience
My favorite part of the book was the appendix with all the helpful resources. Appendix means...
a story with a moral message or lesson
material added at the end of a book
to stop; to put on hold
to cause to undergo or experience
The game was suspended due to lightning. Suspend means...
a story with a moral message or lesson
material added at the end of a book
to stop; to put on hold
to cause to undergo or experience
The crowd was subject to many delays due to instant replay. Subject means...
a story with a moral message or lesson
material added at the end of a book
to stop; to put on hold
to cause to undergo or experience
In stories, colors are often used to symbolize emotions. Symbolize means...
to stand for; to represent
to include; to cover
to give out; to distribute; to get rid of
to stop; to put on hold
The training will encompass how to perform first aid and CPR. Encompass means...
to stand for; to represent
to include; to cover
to give out; to distribute; to get rid of
to stop; to put on hold
After you put the money in, the machine will dispense the candy of your choice. Dispense means...
to stand for; to represent
to include; to cover
to give out; to distribute; to get rid of
to stop; to put on hold
