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WorksheetsU2W5 Vocabulary and Word study (Latin roots)
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 28mins
Directions: Choose the word or word group that has about the same meaning as the underlined word.
The ring she received for her birthday was unique.
colorful
expensive
pale
unusual
Directions: Choose the word or word group that has about the same meaning as the underlined word.
The students focused on learning about the monotreme family.
egg-laying fish
egg-laying birds
egg-laying reptiles
egg-laying mammals
Directions: Choose the word or word group that has about the same meaning as the underlined word.
The scientists studied the animal’s adaptations.
changes
hardships
challenges
food sources
Directions: Choose the word or word group that has about the same meaning as the underlined word.
The echidna’s claws, skeleton, and muscles help it to burrow.
run fast
jump high
dig a hole
stand on its hind legs
Directions: Read the question. Then choose the best answer.
In the sentence below, the word sense means —
A dog is able to sense smells better than a human.
act friendly
ability to be aware
turn away from
release strange odors
Directions: Choose the word that has the same Latin root as the underlined word.
The terrace was located on a hill overlooking a large lake.
entrance
erase
territorial
tortoise
Directions: Choose the word that has the same Latin root as the underlined word.
The thirsty traveler wanted to interrupt his trip to find a glass of water.
deter
eruption
stirrup
interview
Directions: Choose the word that has the same Latin root as the underlined word.
The math problem required Jane to subtract one number from another.
distraction
subway
submit
tracking
Directions: Choose the word that has the same Latin root as the underlined word.
The jury spent a long time deciding on the verdict.
dictionary
distract
every
version
Directions: Read the question. Then choose the best answer.
The Latin root aqua in aquaculture helps a reader know that the word has to do with —
land
pull
say
water
What does the Latin root "terr" mean?
drag or pull
burst/break
land/earth
say
What does the Latin root "dict" mean?
land/eart
say
pull
break
What does the Latin root "rupt" mean?
drag/pull
land/earth
say
break/burst
What does the Latin root "tract" mean?
pull/drag
land/earth
say
water
