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WorksheetsTest-Weeks 5 & 6 Root Words
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 14mins
From Week 5--Select the word that means gems of less value
semisweet
semiannual
semifinal
semiprecious
From Week 5--select the word that describes someone who is cautious and wants to avoid risk
circumspect
despicable
specter
perspicacious
From Week 6--Select the word that means past due, no longer valid or spoiled.
perspire
conspire
expired
transpire
From Week 6--fill in the blank
When you exercise at the gym, your body (a) in an attempt to cool your body down.
From Week 5--Fill in the blank
Stacy was raised in Georgia (Go Dawgs), but has been a (a) of Navarre for 13 years.
From Week 6--select the word that means too import or too holy to change or interfere with
sacrificial
sacrosanct
sacrificial
desecrate
From Week 5--Fill in the blank
Most cookie recipes call for (a) chocolate chips which are less sweet than milk chocolate, but less bitter than dark chocolate.
From Week 6--select the word that means to act as if you are more important or more intelligent than others
descend
ascend
descendant
condescend
From Week 6--fill in the blank
Tyler and Mason are my (a) , which means they came after me.
From Week 5--Fill in the blank
Joffrey Baratheon was a (a) character in Game of Thrones.
From Week 5--Select the word that means not being loosened from hindrances to do something
resolute
irresolute
absolve
solution
From Week 6--fill in the blank
When you graduate, you will (a) the stairs and walk across the stage to receive your diploma.
From Week 6--Select the word that describes an object that radiates energy.
radiologist
irradiate
radio
radiator
From Week 6--select the word that means to act in a combative or aggressive way.
pugiist
pugnacious
pugnacity
repugnant
From Week 5--Select the word that describes a scientific tool to detect objects by sound
sonar
resonate
sonic
sonata
From Week 5--Select the word that describes someone who sleepwalks
insomnia
somniloquist
insomniac
somnambulist
From Week 6--fill in the blank
Mike Tyson and George Forman were (a) which means they fought with their fists for sport.
From Week 5--Fill in the blank
When Jeremy went to trial, he was (a) of guilt, which means it was determined he was not at fault for the accident.
From Week 6--select the word that describes when your bank account is "burst"
rupture
abrupt
corrupt
bankrupt
From Week 5--Select the word that means inactive or spending too much time sitting
preside
sedimentary
sedentary
resident
