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Lesson 1-4 Classical Roots B

Total questions: 52

Worksheet time: 13hrs 0mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

per-

a)

through

b)

under

c)

twist

d)

turn

2.

percussion

a)

Sharpe sound from striking something against something else

b)

the postpone or delay

c)

to penetrate through spaces

d)

to hold fast to a task or purpose despite handicaps or hardships

3.

1) lasting for a long time

2) continuing regularly

3) living longer then two years especially in plants

a)

perennial

b)

infer

c)

dilatory

d)

permate

4.

permeate

a)

to penetrate through spaces; to spread throughout

b)

to postpone; to delay

c)

the sharp striking of one thing against another

d)

to use available evidence to form a conclusion

5.

persevere

a)

to hold fast to a task or purpose despite handicaps or obstacles

b)

to penetrate through spaces; to spread throughout

c)

to guess

d)

to engage in q quarrel

6.

defer

a)

to postpone; to delay or to yield respectfully to the opinion or will of another

b)

to turn away

c)

to twist or bend out of shape

d)

tending to delay or postpone

7.

To bring, to bear, to carry

a)

per

b)

Fero, Ferre, Tuli, Latum

c)

Tendo, Tendere, Tetendi, Tensum

d)

Verso, Versare, Versavi, Versatum

8.

Tending to delay or to postpone

a)

Dilatory

b)

Elation

c)

Defer

d)

delay

9.

Excited feelings of pride, triumph, or happiness

a)

Elation

b)

Percussion

c)

Perserve

d)

dilatory

10.

Infer

a)

To use evidence to form a conclusion, to guess

b)

To penetrate through spaces, to spread thrughout

c)

purpose

d)

to engage in a quarrel, a struggle, or rivalry

11.

Tendo, Tendere, Tetendi, Tensum

a)

to stretch

b)

under

c)

to jump

d)

over

12.

Contend

a)

to engage in a quarrel, struggle, or rivalry

b)

purpose

c)

someone who faces more inward

d)

to be from the outside

13.

Intent

a)

purpose, concentrating on or dedicated to an idea or action

b)

tending to postpone or delay

c)

to mix together

d)

to free from blame

14.

Sub

a)

Over

b)

under

c)

boat

d)

to twist

15.

to upset, to overthrow, to ruin

a)

subvert

b)

subservient

c)

perverse

d)

compound

16.

subservient

a)

excessively willing to yield; submissive

b)

referring to speech or writing other than verse

c)

to reply quickly

d)

to twist

17.

Torqueo, Torquere, Torsi, Tortum

a)

to twist

b)

to turn

c)

under

d)

on the outside

18.

contort

a)

to twist or bend out of shape

b)

having many twists and turns

c)

to reply quickly or sharply

d)

to turn away (ones eyes)

19.

distort

a)

to change something to make it false, to twist something out of its natural shape

b)

to twist or bend out of shape

c)

stubbornly doing something other than what is reasonable to required

d)

hardship

20.

retort

a)

a quick, witty, sometimes biting reply

b)

hardships

c)

a person whose thoughts are directed more inward

d)

to change something to make it false

21.

tortuous

a)

having many twists and turns

b)

twisting out of shape

c)

stubbornly doing something other than what is reasonable or required

d)

ordinary speech

22.

Verso, Versare, Versavi, Versatum

a)

to turn, to turn around

b)

to twist

c)

under

d)

plot

23.

Adversity

a)

hardship; misfortune

b)

to twist or bend out of shape

c)

having many twists and turns

d)

what we speak and write unless it is poetry

24.

Advert

a)

to turn away(one's eyes), to prevent

b)

hardship

c)

to twist or bend out of shape

d)

a person whose thoughts and interests are directed inward

25.

A person whose thoughts and interests are directed inward

a)

introvert

b)

distort

c)

contort

d)

tortuous

26.

stubbornly doing something other than what is reasonable or required

a)

perverse

b)

introvert

c)

subvert

d)

subservient

27.

ordinary speech or writing without rhyme or meter, referring to speech or writing other than verse

a)

prose

b)

proverse

c)

contort

d)

introvert

28.

Ex

a)

from, out of

b)

to twist

c)

to place, to put

d)

under

29.

a passage selected from a book, play, piece of music, etc

a)

excerpt

b)

impose

c)

compound

d)

exorbitant

30.

to cheer; to stimulate; to enliven

a)

exhilarate

b)

compound

c)

proponent

d)

exposition

31.

to free from blame, to relieve of a task

a)

exonerate

b)

impose

c)

exorbitant

d)

excerpt

32.

excessive

a)

exorbitant

b)

compound

c)

impose

d)

exposition

33.

To place, to put

a)

Pono, Ponere, Posui, Positum

b)

sub

c)

ex

d)

Fero, Ferre, Tuli, Latum

34.

to mix together; to combine two or more parts or elements

a)

compound

b)

mix

c)

imposter

d)

proponent

35.

a precise statement or explanation, A public exhibit or show

a)

exposition

b)

compound

c)

imposition

d)

exhilarate

36.

to set fourth an explanation or view of something in detail

a)

expound

b)

exorbitant

c)

compound

d)

imposter

37.

to set up, or to force something (or oneself) on others, to take unfair advantage of someone

a)

impose

b)

imposer

c)

to place, to put

d)

proponent

38.

one who deceives by using a false identity

a)

impostor

b)

proponent

c)

exonerate

d)

prose

39.

one who argues in support of something

a)

proponent

b)

excerpt

c)

prose

d)

impostor

40.

on the outside

a)

extra

b)

fero

c)

sub

d)

ex

41.

coming from outside; foreign, not essential or vital

a)

extraneous

b)

extrovert

c)

extraterrestrial

d)

sequester

42.

outside or originating outside the limits of the earth's atmosphere

a)

extraterrestrial

b)

mediocrity

c)

non sequitur

d)

obsequious

43.

a person chiefly interested in things outside the self, directing thoughts outward rather than inward

a)

extrovert

b)

introvert

c)

extraneous

d)

prose

44.

to act as negotiator between opposing sides

a)

mediate

b)

mediocrity

c)

medium

d)

middle

45.

middle

a)

medius

b)

medium

c)

sub

d)

extra

46.

the condition of being commonplace or ordinary, somewhere in the middle between high and low; a very ordinary person

a)

mediocrity

b)

medium

c)

extrovert

d)

introvert

47.

a substance or element through which something is transmitted, a person who thought to have communication with the spirits of the dead

a)

medium

b)

mediocrity

c)

mediate

d)

sequester

48.

to follow

a)

sequor, sequi, sectum

b)

medius

c)

extra

d)

Tulum

49.

a statement that does not follow logically from evidence

a)

non sequitur

b)

sequester

c)

obsequious

d)

mediate

50.

excessively willing to yeild to others

a)

obsequious

b)

mediocrity

c)

extrovert

d)

feline

51.

coming after of later

a)

subsequent

b)

sequester

c)

medium

d)

non sequitur

52.

to go into hiding; to seek solitude, to isolate

a)

sequester

b)

subsequent

c)

extraneous

d)

extrovert