True or false: The root word Agere, Actum (Act, Ag) is Greek
False: Latin
True
Which root foes the word "transit" come from
a. Currere, Cursum
b. Ire, Itum
c. Cedere, Cessum
b. Ire, Itum
List one word that comes from the Latin root "Fortis".
Fortitude
Fortify
Effortless
What does the root Act, Ag mean:
A) To act
B) To do
C) To make
B) To do as well as drive.
The word "remnant" comes from which of the following roots?
a. Manere, Mansum
b. Stare, Statum
c. Ponere, Positum
a. Manere, Mansum
True or False: the words "ballistic" and "projectile" have the same root.
False
True or false: The Latin root Cedere means "to go" as in go forth AND "to yield" as in stop. This is why we get words such as "proceed" and "cease" from the same root.
True
Integer (Teg)
Give one of the Latin root words for "To work"
Operare, Operatum (Oper) OR Fungi, Functum (Funct)
Give an example of a word with the root Dominari, Dominatum (Dom) -To rule
domestic
dominate
dominion
domicile
What does the Latin root "Liber" mean?
free
ex. liberate
Which of the following words comes from the root Currere, Cursum?
a. succession
b. accessible
c. occurrence
c. occurrence
How many roots from Unit 10 are of Latin origin?
All four
What does the root Ponere, Positum (Pos, Pon) mean?
to put, place
What does the Latin root Vincere, Victum (Vict) mean?
to conquer
ex. VICTorious
What does the Latin root Servare, Servatum (Serv) mean, and give an example of a word with this root.
to save, keep
examples: preservation, conservative, observant
All of the root words from Unit 7 (Liter, Log, Gram, Graph, Script) have to do with what?
Writing, letters, speech
What is the difference between "confident" and "confidante" and what root do they both derive from?
"Confident" is to be sure or certain and "confidante" is someone to whom one tells a secret. They both come from the root word Fidere, Fisus (Fid).
Make a sentence using a word with the root Facere, Factum (Fac, Fic, Fect)
Example: People who love their pets should show affection towards them.
Answers Will Vary
List 2 of the 3 root words from Unit 3 that mean "to seize"
1. Rapere, Raptum (Rapt, Rap)
2. Prehendere, Prehensum (Prehend)
3. Capere, Captum (Cap, Capt, Cip)
What is the one Greek root from Units 5 & 6?
Ballein
Example: Their idea was completely ILLOGICAL, but I went along with it anyway.
Answers will vary
List the two root words from Unit 10 that mean "to believe".
Credere, Creditum (Cred, Creed)
Fidere, Fisus (Fid)