Lesson 3: Weeks 7, 8, & 9 Word Study

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Many English words have Latin roots. Select the Latin words and their meanings that would correctly complete the sentences. The vocabulary words are from this lesson or earlier lessons.

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1.

To _________ someone is to warn that person. The word comes form the Latin monere meaning "to warn".
- A.
  
  Furious
- B.
  
  Mortal
- C.
  
  Admonish
- D.
  
  Solitude
2.

____________ is the state of being alone. the word comes form the Latin solus, meaning "alone".
- A.
  
  Annihilate
- B.
  
  Devious
- C.
  
  Solitude
- D.
  
  Benefactor
3.

To be ___________ is to be easily hurt. The word comes from the Latin vulnus, meaning "a wound".
- A.
  
  Mortal
- B.
  
  Solitude
- C.
  
  Vulnerable
- D.
  
  Infuriate
4.

To ________________ something is to destroy it completely. The word comes form Latin nihil, meaning "nothing".
- A.
  
  Subside
- B.
  
  Infuriate
- C.
  
  Wrath
- D.
  
  Annihilate
5.

An __________ judge will hear both arguments fairly. The word comes from the Latin pars, meaning "side".
- A.
  
  Impartial
- B.
  
  Bestow
- C.
  
  Heed
- D.
  
  Unwitting
6.

To _____________ someone is one who is not direct and straightforward. The word come fromt he Latin furor, meaning "rage".
- A.
  
  Infuriate
- B.
  
  Wrathful
- C.
  
  Devious
- D.
  
  Impartial
7.

To ____________ someone is to make him exremely angry. The word come s formt he Latin furor, meaning "rage".
- A.
  
  Infuriate
- B.
  
  Wrath
- C.
  
  Devious
- D.
  
  Aghast
8.

To ___________ is to fall to a lower level. The word comes from the Latin sidere, meaning "to settle".
- A.
  
  Annihilate
- B.
  
  Admonish
- C.
  
  Impartial
- D.
  
  Subside
9.

A ______________ wound is one that causes death. The word comes from the Latin mors, meaning "death".
- A.
  
  Muse
- B.
  
  Plague
- C.
  
  Mortal
- D.
  
  Unwitting
10.

A _________________ is a person who tries to make things better for others. The word comes from the Latin facere, meaning "to make".
- A.
  
  Benefactor
- B.
  
  Bestow
- C.
  
  Devoid
- D.
  
  Subside

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