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Flowers Week 2

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 21mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

ana: anniversary, analyze

a)

to write

b)

from afar

c)

back, again

d)

to see

2.

vis: vision, television

a)

water

b)

name

c)

to see

d)

to write

3.

tele: television, telephone

a)

on, outside

b)

fear

c)

cause, birth, race

d)

from afar

4.

graph: autograph, graphite

a)

to write

b)

to see

c)

on, outside

d)

cause, birth, race

5.

onym: synonym, antonym

a)

cause, birth, race

b)

name

c)

to write

d)

from afar

6.

hydro: hydroplane, hydrophobia

a)

earth

b)

like, related to

c)

water

d)

to see

7.

phob: hydrophobia, arachnophobia

a)

cause, birth, race

b)

fear

c)

earth

d)

from afar

8.

gen: gender, generation

a)

to see

b)

fear

c)

cause, birth, race

d)

earth

9.

geo: geology, geography

a)

fear

b)

earth

c)

to look

d)

cause, birth, race

10.

scop: telescope, microscope

a)

fear

b)

to see

c)

to look

d)

earth

11.

epi: epidermous, epidermal

a)

cause, birth, race

b)

to look

c)

on, outside

d)

fear

12.

ic: hypodermic

a)

to see

b)

like, related to

c)

water

d)

earth

13.

or: doctor, actor

a)

one who, that which

b)

state, quality, act

c)

having the quality of

d)

on, outside

14.

y: quality

a)

on, outside

b)

having the quality of

c)

one who, that which

d)

state, quality, act

15.

Which ELA Essential Learning Outcome is NOT addressed in this unit?

a)

Produce clear and coherent final drafts that demonstrate a command of the conventions for grammar, usage, and mechanics as well as a style appropriate to task, purpose and audience.

b)

Write engaging real or imagined narratives effectively using techniques such as relevant description, sensory language, dialogue, and logical pacing to capture the action detail experiences and events.

c)

Write well-developed and logically organized informative/explanatory texts, conveying relevant content through precise language, domain-specific vocabulary, and formal style.

d)

Pose important questions; identify, locate, and evaluate sources; extract and synthesize relevant information, and communicate findings appropriate format.