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Grammar 16.5: Word Roots

PART 1 of 3

DIRECTIONS:

1. Identify the root of the word. (17 points)

*You are not putting the whole word in the box, just a few letters based on the word root chart.

2. Select the correct definition for the word. Use the word root to help. (15 points)

*Each definition will be used exactly one time within each set of five questions.

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WORD ROOT: injudicious

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DEFINITION: injudicious

the act of looking or searching within oneself

blameworthy, guilty

the treatment of emotional or mental disorders

not wise; without regard to rules

the state of being without a name

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WORD ROOT: anonymity

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DEFINITION: anonymity

the act of looking or searching within oneself

blameworthy, guilty

the treatment of emotional or mental disorders

not wise; without regard to rules

the state of being without a name

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WORD ROOT: culpable

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DEFINITION: culpable

the act of looking or searching within oneself

blameworthy, guilty

the treatment of emotional or mental disorders

not wise; without regard to rules

the state of being without a name

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WORD ROOT: psychotherapy

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DEFINITION: psychotherapy

the act of looking or searching within oneself

blameworthy, guilty

the treatment of emotional or mental disorders

not wise; without regard to rules

the state of being without a name

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WORD ROOT: introspection

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DEFINITION: introspection

the act of looking or searching within oneself

blameworthy, guilty

the treatment of emotional or mental disorders

not wise; without regard to rules

the state of being without a name

NEW SECTION OF DEFINITIONS

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WORD ROOT: trilogy

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DEFINITION: trilogy

a false or fictitious name

an abundance of words

a group of three related writings or other works

a device that records the strength of earth tremors

one who is mentally ill

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WORD ROOT: verbiage

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DEFINITION: verbiage

a false or fictitious name

an abundance of words

a group of three related writings or other works

a device that records the strength of earth tremors

one who is mentally ill

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WORD ROOT: seismograph

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DEFINITION: seismograph

a false or fictitious name

an abundance of words

a group of three related writings or other works

a device that records the strength of earth tremors

one who is mentally ill

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WORD ROOT: pseudonym

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DEFINITION: pseudonym

a false or fictitious name

an abundance of words

a group of three related writings or other works

a device that records the strength of earth tremors

one who is mentally ill

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WORD ROOT #1: psychopath

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WORD ROOT #2: psychopath

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DEFINITION: psychopath

a false or fictitious name

an abundance of words

a group of three related writings or other works

a device that records the strength of earth tremors

one who is mentally ill

NEW SECTION OF DEFINITIONS

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WORD ROOT: dialogue

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DEFINITION: dialogue

a conversation between two or more people

a conclusion arrived at by guesswork

an instrument that measures the approximate distance traveled by foot

a message written in code

a particular course of action, a way to proceed

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WORD ROOT: conjecture

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DEFINITION: conjecture

a conversation between two or more people

a conclusion arrived at by guesswork

an instrument that measures the approximate distance traveled by foot

a message written in code

a particular course of action, a way to proceed

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WORD ROOT: procedure

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DEFINITION: procedure

a conversation between two or more people

a conclusion arrived at by guesswork

an instrument that measures the approximate distance traveled by foot

a message written in code

a particular course of action, a way to proceed

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WORD ROOT: pedometer

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DEFINITION: pedometer

a conversation between two or more people

a conclusion arrived at by guesswork

an instrument that measures the approximate distance traveled by foot

a message written in code

a particular course of action, a way to proceed

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WORD ROOT #1: cryptogram

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WORD ROOT #2: cryptogram

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DEFINITION: cryptogram

a conversation between two or more people

a conclusion arrived at by guesswork

an instrument that measures the approximate distance traveled by foot

a message written in code

a particular course of action, a way to proceed

Grammar 16.6: Prefixes and Suffixes

PART 2 of 3

DIRECTIONS:

1. Select the correct word that matches the definition provided. (15 points)

*Each word will be used exactly one time within each set of five questions.

2. Identify the prefix or suffix in each word. (15 points)

*You are not putting the whole word in the box, just a few letters based on the prefix/suffix chart.

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DEFINITION: one who studies

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PREFIX/SUFFIX: one who studies

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DEFINITION: take value from

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PREFIX/SUFFIX: take value from

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DEFINITION: able to be exported

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PREFIX/SUFFIX: able to be exported

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DEFINITION: represent badly

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PREFIX/SUFFIX: represent badly

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DEFINITION: condition of being likely

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PREFIX/SUFFIX: condition of being likely

NEW SECTION OF DEFINITIONS

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DEFINITION: not respectful

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PREFIX/SUFFIX: not respectful

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DEFINITION: navigate around

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PREFIX/SUFFIX: navigate around

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DEFINITION: overly active

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PREFIX/SUFFIX: overly active

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DEFINITION: in a normal way

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PREFIX/SUFFIX: in a normal way

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DEFINITION: one who serves

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PREFIX/SUFFIX: one who serves

NEW SECTION OF DEFINITIONS

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DEFINITION: state of being confused

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PREFIX/SUFFIX: state of being confused

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DEFINITION: one who makes humor

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PREFIX/SUFFIX: one who makes humor

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DEFINITION: full of fame

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PREFIX/SUFFIX: full of fame

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DEFINITION: not logical

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PREFIX/SUFFIX: not logical

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DEFINITION: less than total

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PREFIX/SUFFIX: less than total

Grammar 16.7: Synonyms and Antonyms

PART 3 of 3

DIRECTIONS:

1. Copy and paste the following website into the search bar in a new tab: https://www.thesaurus.com/

2. Type in the vocabulary word and hit enter.

Select the part of speech that is written in italics next to the word.

3. Write the FIRST synonym that appears. (15 points)

*You may only put EXACTLY one or two words in each box for your answer.

4. Scroll down to search for any antonyms on the page.

Write the FIRST antonym that appears. (15 points)

*You may only put EXACTLY one or two words in each box for your answer.

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Word #1 Synonym: chagrin (noun: displeasure)

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Word #1 Antonym: chagrin (noun: displeasure)

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Word #2 Synonym: devastate (verb: demolish, destroy)

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Word #2 Antonym: devastate (verb: demolish, destroy)

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Word #3 Synonym: futile (adj: hopeless, pointless)

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Word #3 Antonym: futile (adj: hopeless, pointless)

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Word #4 Synonym: perish (verb: die, decline, decay)

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Word #4 Antonym: perish (verb: die, decline, decay)

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Word #5 Synonym: petrify (verb: make hard)

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Word #5 Antonym: petrify (verb: make hard)

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Word #6 Synonym: relentless (adj: cruel, merciless)

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Word #6 Antonym: relentless (adj: cruel, merciless)

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Word #7 Synonym: vulnerable (adj: open to attack)

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Word #7 Antonym: vulnerable (adj: open to attack)

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Word #8 Synonym: yield (noun: production of labor)

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Word #8 Antonym: yield (noun: production of labor)

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Word #9 Synonym: compensation (noun: repayment; rectification)

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Word #9 Antonym: compensation (noun: repayment; rectification)

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Word #10 Synonym: dependent (adj: weak, helpless)

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Word #10 Antonym: dependent (adj: weak, helpless)

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Word #11 Synonym: expend (verb: exhaust; spend)

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Word #11 Antonym: expend (verb: exhaust; spend)

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Word #12 Synonym: indispensable (adj: necessary)

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Word #12 Antonym: indispensable (adj: necessary)

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Word #13 Synonym: penchant (noun: fondness, inclination)

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Word #13 Antonym: penchant (noun: fondness, inclination)

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Word #14 Synonym: pensive (adj: meditative, solemn)

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Word #14 Antonym: pensive (adj: meditative, solemn)

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Word #15 Synonym: poise (noun: self-composure, dignity)

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Grammar 16.5: Word Roots

PART 1 of 3

WORD ROOT: injudicious

DEFINITION: injudicious

WORD ROOT: anonymity

DEFINITION: anonymity

WORD ROOT: culpable

DEFINITION: culpable

WORD ROOT: psychotherapy

DEFINITION: psychotherapy

WORD ROOT: introspection

DEFINITION: introspection

WORD ROOT: trilogy

DEFINITION: trilogy

WORD ROOT: verbiage

DEFINITION: verbiage

WORD ROOT: seismograph

DEFINITION: seismograph

WORD ROOT: pseudonym

DEFINITION: pseudonym

WORD ROOT #1: psychopath

WORD ROOT #2: psychopath

DEFINITION: psychopath

WORD ROOT: dialogue

DEFINITION: dialogue

WORD ROOT: conjecture

DEFINITION: conjecture

WORD ROOT: procedure

DEFINITION: procedure

WORD ROOT: pedometer

DEFINITION: pedometer

WORD ROOT #1: cryptogram

WORD ROOT #2: cryptogram

DEFINITION: cryptogram

Grammar 16.6: Prefixes and Suffixes

PART 2 of 3

DEFINITION: one who studies

PREFIX/SUFFIX: one who studies

DEFINITION: take value from

PREFIX/SUFFIX: take value from

DEFINITION: able to be exported

PREFIX/SUFFIX: able to be exported

DEFINITION: represent badly

PREFIX/SUFFIX: represent badly

DEFINITION: condition of being likely

PREFIX/SUFFIX: condition of being likely

DEFINITION: not respectful

PREFIX/SUFFIX: not respectful

DEFINITION: navigate around

PREFIX/SUFFIX: navigate around

DEFINITION: overly active

PREFIX/SUFFIX: overly active

DEFINITION: in a normal way

PREFIX/SUFFIX: in a normal way

DEFINITION: one who serves

PREFIX/SUFFIX: one who serves

DEFINITION: state of being confused

PREFIX/SUFFIX: state of being confused

DEFINITION: one who makes humor

PREFIX/SUFFIX: one who makes humor

DEFINITION: full of fame

PREFIX/SUFFIX: full of fame

DEFINITION: not logical

PREFIX/SUFFIX: not logical

DEFINITION: less than total

PREFIX/SUFFIX: less than total

Grammar 16.7: Synonyms and Antonyms

PART 3 of 3

Word #1 Synonym: chagrin (noun: displeasure)

Word #1 Antonym: chagrin (noun: displeasure)

Word #2 Synonym: devastate (verb: demolish, destroy)

Word #2 Antonym: devastate (verb: demolish, destroy)

Word #3 Synonym: futile (adj: hopeless, pointless)

Word #3 Antonym: futile (adj: hopeless, pointless)

Word #4 Synonym: perish (verb: die, decline, decay)

Word #4 Antonym: perish (verb: die, decline, decay)