Words #1
Words #2
Roots
Gram./Mech.
Parts of Speech
100

not requiring much work

effortless

100

to fall apart

disintegrate

100

Latin for "strong"

fort

100

A clause (subject and verb) that begins with a subordinating conjunction

dependent clause
100

What part of speech is "effortless"?

Adjective

200

to make stronger

fortify

200

honesty; moral soundness

integrity

200

Latin for "whole; unbroken"

teg

200

Where does the comma go in this sentence?

"I can't possibly go to the store after dinner" Maggie said. "It will be too late!"

"I can't possibly go to the store after dinner," Maggie said. "It will be too late!"

200

What part of speech is "integrity"?

Noun

300
agreeing with; supporting

affirmative

300

not in good health; not well

infirm

300

Latin for "strengthen; to give strength" and "firm"

firm

300

Where do the commas go in the following sentence?

In 1990 the amazing and fantastic queen of Room 102 was born delighting all who would come to know her.

In 1990, the amazing and fantastic queen of Room 102 was born, delighting all who would come to know her.

300

What part of speech is evaluate?

Verb

400

to judge; to size up

evaluate

400

to settle as true

confirm

400

Latin for "to be strong; to be worth" or "strong"

val, valid

400

What kind of sentence has two independent clauses connected by a coordinating conjunction?

Compound sentence

400

What part of speech is "invalid"?

Adjective

500
very helpful or useful

invaluable

500

to declare good; to accept as good

validate

500
A root from the Latin for "king"

rex, reg, reig

500

What is the name of a run-on sentence where two complete sentences are incorrectly connected by a comma?

Comma splice (and it makes the angels weep)

500

What part of speech is "fortitude"?

Noun