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Week 7 Latin/Greek POST assessment

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which root means "earth" or "land"?

a)

geo

b)

phono

c)

nav

d)

strict

2.

What is the meaning of the root "phon"?

a)

ship

b)

sound

c)

earth

d)

pull

3.

Which word uses the root "naut" correctly?

a)

Nautical

b)

Phonetic

c)

Geology

d)

Stringent

4.

The root "strict" is most closely related to which meaning?

a)

earth

b)

sound

c)

draw tight

d)

ship

5.

Which root would you find in a word related to "land"?

a)

terr

b)

phono

c)

nav

d)

strain

6.

Which word best fits the meaning "related to ships or sailing"?

a)

Geology

b)

Nautical

c)

Phonograph

d)

Stringent

7.

Which root is found in a word that means "to pull or draw tight"?

a)

strain

b)

geo

c)

nav

d)

phono

8.

Which word uses the root "phono" to mean "sound"?

a)

Phonograph

b)

Navigator

c)

Geothermal

d)

Stringent

9.

Which root is shared by both "astronaut" and "nautical"?

a)

nav

b)

geo

c)

naut

d)

terr

10.

A student is given the words "terrain" and "geography." Which root do these words share, and what does it mean?

a)

geo; sound

b)

terr; earth

c)

geo; earth

d)

terr; ship

11.

If a word contains the root "nav," what is it most likely related to?

a)

Sound

b)

Earth

c)

Ships or navigation

d)

Pulling

12.

A teacher asks you to use the root "string" in a sentence that shows its meaning. Which sentence best demonstrates this?

a)

The scientist studied the geography of the region.

b)

The captain navigated the ship through the storm.

c)

The violinist tightened the string before playing.

d)

The astronaut floated in space.

13.

Which word would you use to describe something that is "strict" or "drawn tight"?

a)

Stringent

b)

Phonograph

c)

Nautical

d)

Terrain

14.

A student is confused between the roots "geo" and "terr." How would you explain the difference using examples?

a)

"Geo" means sound, like in "geophone," and "terr" means ship, like in "terran."

b)

"Geo" means earth, as in "geology," and "terr" also means earth, as in "terrain," but "geo" is Greek and "terr" is Latin.

c)

"Geo" means ship, as in "geography," and "terr" means sound, as in "terrain."

d)

"Geo" and "terr" both mean sound.

15.

Which sentence uses the root "strain" in a way that shows its meaning?

a)

The geologist studied the rocks.

b)

The singer strained her voice during the concert.

c)

The navigator sailed across the ocean.

d)

The astronaut explored new terrain.