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WorksheetsGreek and Latin Roots 12 (AG)
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What does "convoluted" mean?
talking easily and at length, or involving lengthy talking
too complex or intricate to understand easily
deserving blame or punishment for a wrong
representing a great burden or much trouble
What does "inflection" mean?
a favorable opinion about something or somebody
a change in the pitch or tone of the voice
a disreputable or immoral person
representing a great burden or much trouble
What does "revert" mean?
to return to a former state, often one perceived as less desirable or inferior
to undermine or overthrow a government or other institution
to declare officially that somebody is not to blame or is not guilty of wrongdoing
a disreputable or immoral person
What does "subvert" mean?
to return to a former state, often one perceived as less desirable or inferior
to undermine or overthrow a government or other institution
talking easily and at length, or involving lengthy talking
deserving blame or punishment for a wrong
What does "voluble" mean?
talking easily and at length, or involving lengthy talking
deserving blame or punishment for a wrong
representing a great burden or much trouble
a disreputable or immoral person
What does "approbation" mean?
a disreputable or immoral person
a change in the pitch or tone of the voice
a favorable opinion about something or somebody
representing a great burden or much trouble
What does "culpable" mean?
too complex or intricate to understand easily
deserving blame or punishment for a wrong
talking easily and at length, or involving lengthy talking
representing a great burden or much trouble
What does "exonerate" mean?
to declare officially that somebody is not to blame or is not guilty of wrongdoing
to undermine or overthrow a government or other institution
to return to a former state, often one perceived as less desirable or inferior
a disreputable or immoral person
What does "onerous" mean?
deserving blame or punishment for a wrong
talking easily and at length, or involving lengthy talking
representing a great burden or much trouble
too complex or intricate to understand easily
What does "reprobate" mean?
a disreputable or immoral person
a favorable opinion about something or somebody
a change in the pitch or tone of the voice
to return to a former state, often one perceived as less desirable or inferior
Which word means "too complex or intricate to understand easily"?
voluble
convoluted
culpable
onerous
Which word means "a change in pitch or tone of the voice"?
inflection
approbation
reprobate
onerous
Which word means "to return to a former state, often one perceived as less desirable or inferior"?
exonerate
subvert
revert
voluble
Which word means "to undermine or overthrow a government or other institution"?
subvert
revert
exonerate
reprobate
Which word means "talking easily and at length, or involving lengthy talking"?
culpable
voluble
onerous
convoluted
Which word means "a favorable opinion about something or somebody"?
approbation
reprobate
inflection
convoluted
Which word means "deserving blame or punishment for a wrong"?
voluble
revert
convoluted
culpable
Which word means "to declare officially that somebody is not to blame or is not guilty of wrongdoing"?
revert
subvert
exonerate
inflection
Which word means "representing a great burden or much trouble"?
onerous
culpable
convoluted
inflection
Which word means "a disreputable or immoral person"?
convoluted
inflection
approbation
reprobate
