WorksheetsUnit VIII - Latin Roots
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 13mins
tract
star/space
lean
lead
pull, drag
turn
duc/t
star/space
lean
lead
pull, drag
turn
vert/vers
star/space
lean
lead
pull, drag
turn
astro/astra
star/space
lean
lead
pull, drag
turn
cline
star/space
lean
lead
pull, drag
turn
A scientist who studies stars
asteroid
conduct
astronomer
controversy
To lean or lie back in a relaxed position
recline
incline
attract
traction
Gravity and magnets do this
recline
traction
incline
attract
A paid announcement to get attention to turn towards your idea
induction
advertisement
astronomer
controversy
To lead a project
asteroid
conduct
induction
controversy
The ability to move or drag something
recline
incline
attract
traction
A minor planet
asteroid
conduct
astronomer
attract
A disagreement (turned in an opposite direction)
asteroid
conduct
astronomer
controversy
Railroad transportation up a hill
recline
incline
attract
traction
The act of leading into an official position
induction
advertisement
astronomer
controversy
Jackson's bibliomania is a crazy (a) for books
The prefix dys- means
(a)
During a science experiment, Priya noticed that the mixture they created started emitting a malodorous scent, meaning it was (a) smelling.
During a health fair at school, Michael asks Olivia why Dr. Smith specializes in heart diseases. Olivia explains that Dr. Smith is a (a) doctor.
Zoe is studying plants that thrive subaquatic, meaning they grow (a) water.
