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Latin Root Ject

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following latin roots means to throw?

a)

jud

b)

aud

c)

ject

d)

mit

2.

What does the Latin root ject mean?

a)

mother

b)

to throw

c)

bad

d)

to write

3.

The root "ject" means to:

a)

walk

b)

pass

c)

throw

d)

jump

4.

Which word or words does NOT have the root that means "carry"?

a)

deport

b)

eject

c)

export

d)

import

5.

Create a new word using the Latin root "ject" that means "to throw forward."

a)

Project

b)

Eject

c)

Inject

d)

Reject

6.

Analyze the word "eject" and determine its meaning based on the Latin root "ject."

a)

To throw out

b)

To lead in

c)

To build up

d)

To go before

7.

Infer the meaning of the word "inject" based on the Latin root "ject."

a)

To throw in

b)

To lead out

c)

To build up

d)

To go before

8.

What does "interject" mean, based on its Latin root?

a)

To stand between

b)

To throw between

c)

To sing loudly

d)

To lock away

9.

What does the word "project" imply, based on its Latin root?

a)

To plan in secret

b)

To throw forward

c)

To write down

d)

To pull back

10.

Which of the following words contains the Latin root 'ject'?

a)

A) Predict

b)

B) Subject

c)

C) Conduct

d)

D) Permit

11.

What does the word 'reject' mean based on the Latin root 'ject'?

a)

A) To accept

b)

B) To throw back

c)

C) To build

d)

D) To lead

12.

Identify the meaning of 'trajectory' based on the Latin root 'ject'.

a)

A) Path of a thrown object

b)

B) A type of vehicle

c)

C) A musical term

d)

D) A type of plant

13.

Which of the following words does NOT contain the Latin root 'ject'?

a)

A) Eject

b)

B) Inject

c)

C) Subject

d)

D) Conduct

14.

What is the meaning of 'deject' based on the Latin root 'ject'?

a)

A) To throw down

b)

B) To build up

c)

C) To lead away

d)

D) To write

15.

Choose the word that means 'to throw in' based on the Latin root 'ject'.

a)

A) Eject

b)

B) Inject

c)

C) Reject

d)

D) Subject

16.

What does 'object' mean based on the Latin root 'ject'?

a)

A) To throw against

b)

B) To build

c)

C) To lead

d)

D) To write

17.

Which word means 'to throw out' based on the Latin root 'ject'?

a)

A) Eject

b)

B) Inject

c)

C) Subject

d)

D) Conduct

18.

What does the word 'project' imply based on its Latin root?

a)

A) To throw forward

b)

B) To write down

c)

C) To pull back

d)

D) To plan in secret

19.

What is the meaning of 'interject' based on the Latin root 'ject'?

a)

A) To throw between

b)

B) To stand between

c)

C) To sing loudly

d)

D) To lock away

20.

Which of the following words is derived from the Latin root 'ject' and means 'to throw under'?

a)

A) Subject

b)

B) Eject

c)

C) Inject

d)

D) Reject

21.

What does 'conjecture' mean based on the Latin root 'ject'?

a)

A) To throw together

b)

B) To build up

c)

C) To lead out

d)

D) To write down

22.

Which word means 'to throw out' based on the Latin root 'ject'?

a)

A) Eject

b)

B) Inject

c)

C) Subject

d)

D) Conduct

23.

What does the word 'abject' mean based on the Latin root 'ject'?

a)

A) Thrown away

b)

B) Built up

c)

C) Led out

d)

D) Written down

24.

Which of the following words means 'to throw back' based on the Latin root 'ject'?

a)

A) Reject

b)

B) Eject

c)

C) Inject

d)

D) Subject

25.

What is the meaning of 'projectile' based on the Latin root 'ject'?

a)

A) An object thrown forward

b)

B) A type of vehicle

c)

C) A musical term

d)

D) A type of plant