WorksheetsVocab Lessons 1-5
Total questions: 83
Worksheet time: 48mins
To authorize; to certify; to believe
accredit
credence
creditable
credulous
creed
belief; acceptance as true
accredit
credence
creditable
credulous
creed
deserving praise
accredit
credence
creditable
credulous
creed
believing too easily; gullible
accredit
credence
creditable
credulous
creed
a statement of belief or principle
accredit
credence
creditable
credulous
creed
to make a god of
deify
deity
divine
divinity
apotheosis
a god or goddess
deify
deity
divine
divinity
apotheosis
1. to foretell by supernatural means
2. to know by intuition or insight
deify
deity
divine
divinity
apotheosis
1. a god or goddess; a divine being
2. the state of being divine
3. the study of Christian theology
deify
deity
divine
divinity
apotheosis
1. making a god of something; deification
2. a glorified ideal; an essence
theocracy
theology
pantheon
pantheism
apotheosis
government by divine power or priests
theocracy
theology
pantheon
pantheism
apotheosis
the study of religion
theocracy
theology
pantheon
pantheism
apotheosis
identifying God with nature; belief in all gods
theocracy
theology
pantheon
pantheism
apotheosis
all the gods of a people or religion
theocracy
theology
pantheon
pantheism
apotheosis
a person who believes there is no god
theocracy
deity
pantheon
pantheism
atheist
"to believe"
credo, credere, credidi, creditum
deus
divino, divinare, divinavi, divinatum
divinus
theos
"to foretell"
credo, credere, credidi, creditum
deus
divino, divinare, divinavi, divinatum
divinus
theos
"divine"
credo, credere, credidi, creditum
deus
divino, divinare, divinavi, divinatum
divinus
theos
"god"
credo, credere, credidi, creditum
deus
divino, divinare, divinavi, divinatum
divinus
theos
which of the following is the only GREEK root?
credo, credere, credidi, creditum
deus
divino, divinare, divinavi, divinatum
divinus
theos
which of the following are latin roots?
credo, credere, credidi, creditum
deus
divino, divinare, divinavi, divinatum
divinus
theos
which are the Latin and Greek roots for "God"?
credo, credere, credidi, creditum
deus
divino, divinare, divinavi, divinatum
divinus
theos
to make or declare something sacred
consecrate
execrate
sacrament
sacrosanct
sacrilege
to denounce as vile or evil; to curse; to detest
consecrate
execrate
sacrament
sacrosanct
sacrilege
something considered to have sacred significance
consecrate
execrate
sacrament
sacrosanct
sacrilege
disrespect to something regarded as sacred
consecrate
execrate
sacrament
sacrosanct
sacrilege
sacred (often used ironically)
consecrate
execrate
sacrament
sacrosanct
sacrilege
pretending to be righteous
sanctimonious
sanction
sanctity
sanctuary
sacrosanct
1. approval; support; permission
2. (usually plural) a penalty for breaking with law or custom
3. to approve; encourage
sanctimonious
sanction
sanctity
sanctuary
sacrosanct
Godliness; holiness
sanctimonious
sanction
sanctity
sanctuary
sacrosanct
Godliness; holiness
sanctimonious
sanction
sanctity
sanctuary
sacrosanct
a sacred place; any place of refuge
sanctimonious
sanction
sanctity
sanctuary
sacrosanct
a group organized by rank
hierarchy
hieroglyphic
expiate
piety
impious
1. written with pictures to represent sounds or meanings of words
2. hard to read
hierarchy
hieroglyphic
expiate
piety
impious
to make amends for; to atone for
hierarchy
hieroglyphic
expiate
piety
impious
religious devotion; great respect toward something, especially parents
hierarchy
pittance
expiate
piety
impious
sacrilegious; profane; lacking appropriate reverence or respect
hierarchy
pittance
expiate
piety
impious
a meager portion of anything; especially an allowance or salary
hierarchy
pittance
expiate
piety
impious
"sacred"
Sacer
Sanctus
Hieros
Pio, Piare, Piavi, Piatum
"holy"
Sacer
Sanctus
Hieros
Pio, Piare, Piavi, Piatum
"holy," "sacred," "supernatural"
Sacer
Sanctus
Hieros
Pio, Piare, Piavi, Piatum
"to appease," "to purify (with sacred rites)"
Sacer
Sanctus
Hieros
Pio, Piare, Piavi, Piatum
which of the following is the only GREEK root?
Sacer
Sanctus
Hieros
Pio, Piare, Piavi, Piatum
which of the following are LATIN roots?
Sacer
Sanctus
Hieros
Pio, Piare, Piavi, Piatum
In Hindu (a) a person's fate, or karma, is regarded as reward or punishment for behavior in a previous existence.
The teachings of Confucius stress (a) toward elder family members living and dead.
Although I (a) her viewpoint, I believe she has a right to express it.
"to appear," "to seem," "to think"
Dokein
Doxa
Gignoskein
Krinein
"to appear," "to seem," "to think"
(a)
"opinion," "judgement"
Dokein
Doxa
Gignoskein
Krinein
"opinion," "judgement"
(a)
"to know"
Mnemonikos
Doxa
Gignoskein
Krinein
"to know"
(a)
"to separate," "to decide," "to judge"
Mnemonikos
Phren, Phrenos
Gignoskein
Krinein
"to separate," "to decide," "to judge"
(a)
"mindful"
Mnemonikos
Phren, Phrenos
Gignoskein
Krinein
"mindful"
(a)
"heart," "mind," "midriff"
Mnemonikos
Phren, Phrenos
Gignoskein
Ratio
"heart," "mind," "midriff"
(a)
"reason"
Reor, Reori, Ratum
Phren, Phrenos
Gignoskein
Ratio
"reason"
(a)
"to calculate," "to think"
Reor, Reori, Ratum
Phren, Phrenos
Gignoskein
Ratio
"to calculate," "to think"
(a)
wise; insightful (often used ironically
sapient
sage
cognition
cognizant
1. a person, usually elderly, who is honored for wisdom and experience
2. wise, judicious
sapient
sage
cognition
cognizant
the act of perceiving or knowing
connoisseur
notorious
cognition
cognizant
aware, having knowledge of something
connoisseur
notorious
cognition
cognizant
an expert or very discriminating person, especially in matters of art and taste
connoisseur
notorious
impute
compute
widely and unfavorably known; infamous
connoisseur
notorious
impute
compute
to determine by mathematics
repute
putative
impute
compute
to attribute or ascribe a quality, especially a fault, to a person
repute
putative
impute
compute
to assign a reputation to (usually used with to be)
repute
putative
impute
compute
supposed; reputed
repute
putative
impute
compute
a sign or feeling concerning some future event; omen; foreboding
presage
sagacious
conscientious
prescience
shrewd; having good judgement; perceptive
presage
sagacious
conscientious
prescience
1. guided by one's sense of right and wrong
2. thorough; with careful attention
presage
sagacious
conscientious
prescience
a direct vote of all the people of a country or district on an important matter, a referendum
presage
plebiscite
conscientious
prescience
knowledge of events before they occur, foresight; foreknowledge
presage
plebiscite
conscientious
prescience
LATIN ROOT
"to taste," "to perceive," "to be sensible or wise"
SAPERE
NOSCO, NOSCERE, NOVI, NOTUM
PLUTO, PUTARE, PUTAVI, PUTATUM
SAGIO, SAGIRE
LATIN ROOT
"to get to know," "to get acquainted with"
SAPERE
NOSCO, NOSCERE, NOVI, NOTUM
PLUTO, PUTARE, PUTAVI, PUTATUM
SAGIO, SAGIRE
LATIN ROOT
"to settle," "to consider," "to reckon"
SCIO, SCIRE, SCIVI, SCITUM
NOSCO, NOSCERE, NOVI, NOTUM
PLUTO, PUTARE, PUTAVI, PUTATUM
SAGIO, SAGIRE
LATIN ROOT
"to perceive acutely or keenly with the senses or mind"
SCIO, SCIRE, SCIVI, SCITUM
NOSCO, NOSCERE, NOVI, NOTUM
PLUTO, PUTARE, PUTAVI, PUTATUM
SAGIO, SAGIRE
LATIN ROOT
"to know," "to understand"
SCIO, SCIRE, SCIVI, SCITUM
NOSCO, NOSCERE, NOVI, NOTUM
PLUTO, PUTARE, PUTAVI, PUTATUM
SAGIO, SAGIRE
