unit 2 vocab
Greek/Latin Roots
Word Study
100

to show an act, claim, or statement to be just or right

What is "justify"?


100

What is the latin root word in the word "justify"?

"-jus-"

100

True or False: Most root words are not stand-alone words in English.

True

200

to differ in sentiment or opinion, especially from the majority

What is "dissent"?
200

What is the Latin root word in the word "dissent"?

What is the Latin root word "-sent-"?

200

True or False: A prefix goes after a root word.

False
300

To take something for granted

What is "assumption"?
300

What is the Latin root word in the word "certainty"?

What is "-cert-"?

300

Many new words are formed by adding an ______ to the beginning or end of a Latin or Greek root or root word.

affix

400

the state of being certain of something

What is "certainty"?

400

What is the Latin root word in the word "Discredit"?

What is "-cred-?"

400

True or false: the most common prefix in English is -un, which means "not" or "opposite of".

True

500

To show to be undeserving of trust or belief

What is "discredit"?

500

What is the Latin root word in the word "Assumption"?

What is "-sum-"?

500

True or false: all words have a prefix or suffix.

False