CAP, CAPT, CIP
a person who gets or receives something
RECIPIENT
to seize; to arrest
APPREHEND
to use up; to devour
CONSUME
speed; quickness
RAPIDITY
An idea put forth: a suggestion
a. impermanent
b. composition
c. proposition
d. status
c. proposition
to interest greatly; to charm
CAPTIVATE
to understand
COMPREHEND
a belief accepted as true
ASSUMPTION
a state of intense joy
RAPTURE
a. inoperable
b. petrify
c. coagulate
d. facsimile
d. facsimile
an ability; potential
CAPACITY
The escaped bank robber was quickly ________ when he tried to steal a police car.
apprehended
very luxurious or rich
SUMPTUOUS
Few things compare to the ____ little Emily feels when her father holds her closely.
rapture
no longer working; no longer active
a. defunct
b. malfunction
c. agenda
d. transact
a. defunct
Dave didn't have the _____ to forgive his sister after al the teasing she put him through.
CAPACITY
No matter how much he studied, Mel could not ________ any foreign language.
comprehend
having too much confidence
PRESUMPTUOUS
Sally had no trouble understanding the teacher, even though he went through the lessons with great ______.
RAPIDITY
to carry out
a. agenda
b. cooperate
c. coagulate
d. transact
d. transact
The roots CAP, CAPT, CIP come from the Latin word meaning...
to seize, to take, to get
The root PREHEND comes from the Latin word meaning
"to seize, to grasp, to take"
The roots SUM, SUMPT come from the Latin words meaning
"to take; to use up; to buy"
The roots RAPT, RAP come from the Latin words meaning
"to seize"
a feeling of love or liking
a. facsimile
b. deficient
c. petrify
d. affection
affection