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Latin Morphemes W16

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The Latin Morpheme frag/frang means:

a)
to build or create
b)
to hold or support
c)
to combine or unite
d)
to break or shatter
2.

The Latin Morpheme habil means:

a)
unqualified
b)
able
c)
incompetent
d)
unfit
3.

The Latin Morpheme habit means:

a)
to eat or to consume
b)
to see or to observe
c)
to create or to build
d)

to dwell

4.

The Latin Morpheme inhib means:

a)
to hold back or restrain
b)

to hold in

c)
to release or free
d)
to promote or encourage
5.

The Latin Morpheme part means:

a)
to combine or unite
b)
a type of measurement
c)
to create a whole
d)

to divide or seperate

6.

The Latin Morpheme pell means:

a)
to stop or to hinder
b)
to drive or to push
c)
to pull or to drag
d)
to hold or to grasp
7.

The Latin Morpheme press means:

a)
to press or to squeeze
b)
to pull or to drag
c)
to break or to shatter
d)
to lift or to raise
8.

The Latin Morpheme rupt means:

a)
to dissolve
b)

to burst

c)
to unite
d)
to shatter
9.

The Latin Morpheme sanct means:

a)

trivial

b)
blessed
c)

holy or sacred

d)
divine
10.

The Latin Morpheme serv means:

a)
to assist
b)

to save or protect

c)

to help

d)
to serve food
11.

The Latin Morpheme tract means:

a)
to hold or to grasp
b)
to pull or to draw
c)
to release or to let go
d)
to push or to repel
12.

The Latin Morpheme trud means:

a)
to pull or to drag
b)
to lift or to raise
c)
to hold or to grasp
d)
to push or to thrust
13.

The Latin Morpheme in means:

a)
above
b)
between
c)
not
d)
inside
14.

The Latin Morpheme pro means:

a)
without support
b)

before

c)
in opposition to
d)
against
15.

The Latin Morpheme re means:

a)
again or back
b)
never
c)
once
d)
before
16.

The Latin Morpheme ate means:

a)
to observe or to witness
b)
to create or to invent
c)
to destroy or to eliminate
d)

to cause to do or to make

17.

The Latin Morpheme ion means:

a)
the process of
b)
the result of
c)

the act or the state of

d)
the condition of
18.

The Latin Morpheme un means:

a)
to unite or combine
b)
before or in front of
c)
not or opposite of
d)
to enhance or improve
19.

The Latin Morpheme ible means:

a)
not capable of being
b)
only possible in theory
c)
impossible to achieve
d)

able to be

20.

The Latin Morpheme ude means:

a)
to give away
b)

the act or state

c)
to lose
d)
to borrow