WorksheetsLatin Root Words (All 30)
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 39mins
Match the following
Alter
Other
Ami
Love
Aqua
Water
Aud
Sound
Bell
War
Match the following
Brev
Short
Corp
Body
Cred
Believe
Dei
God
Dens
Thick
Match the following
Dic/Dict
Speak/Say
Duc/Duct
Lead
Ego
Self
Equ
Identical/Similar
Frater
Brother
Match the following
Man
Hand
Ject
Throw
Leg/Lect
Read/Choose
Mater
Mother
Mor/Mort
Death
Match the following
Pater
Father
Ped
Foot
Port
Carry
Scrib/Script
Write
Spec/Spect
Look/See
Match the following
Temp
Time
Ver
Truth
Viv
Life
Voc
Call/Word
Volv
Roll
In the word "alternative," the root (a) means other.
In the word "amiable," the root (a) means love.
In the word "aquatics," the root (a) means water.
In the word "audio," the root (a) means sound.
In the word "belligerent," the root (a) means war.
In the word "brevity," the root (a) means short.
In the word "corporation," the root (a) means body.
In the word "incredulous," the root (a) means believe.
In the word "deism," the root (a) means God.
In the word "density," the root (a) means thick.
In the word "diction," the root (a) means speak/say.
In the word "conductor," the root (a) means lead.
In the word "egotistical," the root (a) means self.
In the word "equity," the root (a) means identical/similar.
In the word "fraternities," the root (a) means brother.
In the word "manuscript," the root (a) means hand.
In the word "projectile," the root (a) means throw.
In the word "legislative," the root (a) means read/law.
In the word "material," the root (a) means mother.
In the word "immortality," the root (a) means death.
*Tricky Question* In the word "patriarchy," the root (a) means father.
In the word "pedals," the root (a) means foot.
In the word "transportational," the root (a) means carry.
In the word "manuscript," the root (a) means write.
In the word "speculative," the root (a) means look/see.
In the word "temporal," the root (a) means time.
In the word "verifiable," the root (a) means truth.
In the word "vivacious," the root (a) means life.
In the word "provocative," the root (a) means call.
In the word "revolver," the root (a) means roll.
