WorksheetsGet to the Root review: Units 10-14
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 24mins
How many units have we completed?
15
14
13
12
The artist included her very best work in her __________.
portfolio
gesture
emissary
export
As a friendly _________, I baked a cake for her birthday.
gestation
missive
gesture
ingest
Failing to wash your hands throughout the day , and especially before eating, will help __________ illnesses such as colds and the flu.
transmit
export
transport
ingest
Yes or No?
If you export something you are receiving goods from another country.
Yes
No
Yes or No?
You can transport goods on an airplane.
Yes
No
Choose Two:
gesture
letter
expression
neglect
communication
Choose Two:
portfolio
intense
frame
case
collection
transmit: virus
preserve: food
create: gold
manufacture: love
donate: emotions
What is the meaning of the root ject/jet?
to cast, throw
to seek or ask
to demand
to carry or bring
If you deceive people, you are not a trustworthy person.
True
False
You can observe a train's trajectory.
True
False
The word idea is a synonym for concept.
True
False
There was a time in history when the __________ that Earth revolved around the sun was a controversial idea.
conjucture
concept
deceive
conceit
para
order
beside, near
to place, put, lay
ord/ordin
beside, near
to place, put, lay
order
pos
to place, put, lay
order
beside, near
a long series of people or things that come one after the other
parade
expose
posture
in a position of less power or authority than someone else; less importan than someone or something else
posture
subordinate
parade
a law or regulation made by a city or town government
coordinate
ordinance
repository
to place different things together in order to create an interesting effect or to show how they are the same or different
juxtapose
posture
ordinance
a place where a large amount of something is stored; a person who possesses a lot of information, wisdom, etc.
inordinate
repository
parade
ordinance : regulate
protect : shield
rules : follow
siren : alert
labor
skill, artistry
work
act
oper
act
skill, artistry
work
techni
skill, artistry
work
act
(n) - a person who works with another person or group in order to achieve or do something
belabor
inoperable
collaborator
operative
The mural is so _____________ that no matter how many times you study it, there are still details to discover.
elaborate
laborious
operative
technicality
We spent many _____________ hours trying to remove the stains from the carpet.
collaborator
belabor
inoperable
laborious
(n) - a person whose job relates to the practical use of machines or science in an industry, medicine, etc.
collaborator
technician
operative
doctor
(n) - a small detail in a rule, law, etc., and especially one that forces an unwanted or unexpected result; something that is understood by experts but usually not by other people
belabor
elaborate
inoperable
technicality
My laptop was ___________ after my dad spilled coffee on the keyboard.
belabor
technician
operative
inoperable
sleep : laborious ::
fun : hunger
running : strenuous
torture : enjoyable
technicality : small ::
detail : theme
planet : distant
trial : lost
The fact that you were able to run the marathon with the flu is a ___________ to your determination.
attest
testament
orator
detest
I could listen to the ____________ poet read his work all day.
loquacious
oracle
detest
eloquent
The king visited an ________ before he decided to go to war.
orator
oracle
testament
neologism
Yes or No?
If you attest to something you are trying to disprove it.
Yes
No
Choose Two
eloquent
articulate
dull
weak
expressive
Choose Two
neologism
term
old
new
belief
neologism: recent
serious: trauma
dream: scary
emergency: urgent
career: simple
orator: speaks
spectator: watches
designer: pretends
doctor: defends
nurse: builds
Yes or No?
Your ear is an orifice.
Yes
No
The fact that you were able to run the marathon with the flu is a ___________ to your determination.
attest
testament
orator
detest
