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Froggy Jumps Quiz 2 VocabularyVersión en línea Root words, mal, para por Silvia Sosa 1 True or False: A root word is a word part that forms the basis for new word through adding prefixes and suffixes. a True b False c 2 True or False: A lot of the words we use today actually come use only a Greek root words? a True b False c 3 The root word graph means: a Write b Condition/Process c Slave 4 The root word sis means: a Write b Condition/Process c Slave 5 The root word trib means: a To pay b To hold c Slave 6 The root word tain means: a Make/Do b To hold c Slave 7 The root word serv means: a To pay b To hold c Slave 8 The root word fic means: a To pay b To hold c Make/Do 9 The root word serv means: a To pay b To hold c Slave 10 The Latin prefix mal means: a To pay b To hold c Bad 11 The Greek prefix para means: a To pay b Beside, alongside c Bad 12 Having or showing a great desire to possess something, typically something belonging to a Covetous b Morose c Impossible 13 Sad mannered, not friendly or sociable a Covetous b Morose c Impossible 14 Not possible a Covetous b Malcontent c Impossible 15 A person who is discontented or disgusted a Malcontent b Misery c Resolute 16 A feelinf of great unhappiness a Malcontent b Misery c Resolute 17 Bold, determined; firm a Malcontent b Misery c Resolute 18 Suffering due to not getting enough food a Malicious b Maltreatment c Malnourished 19 Constantly discontented regardless of what happens a Malicious b Maltreatment c Maladjusted 20 Smelling very unpleasant a Malodorus b Maltreatment c Maladjusted 21 Characterized by the intention to do evil a Malodorus b Malicious c Maladjusted 22 Cruel or violent actions toward someone or something a Malodorus b Malicious c Maltreatment 23 A simple story with a moral a Parable b Paradox c Paralyzed 24 Rendered unable to think or act due to fear a Parable b Paradox c Paralyzed 25 A model of perfection a Parable b Paragon c Paralyzed 26 A statement that seems self-contradictory a Parable b Paragon c Paradox 27 To reword something written or spoken a Paraphrase b Paragon c Paradox 28 Afour-sided plane with opposite sides parallel a Paraphrase b Parallelogram c Paradox 29 Stan’s dog was (paralyzed/parasitic) after the accident and could use only its two front legs. a Paralyzed b Parasitic c 30 Our camp counselor’s notion that we should be outside for recreation but not run around seemed (parallel/paradoxical) to me. a Parallel b Paradoxical c 31 Fleas are (parasitic/paranormal) animals, using other beings for sustenance. a Parasitic b Paranormal c 32 Bob’s skill at basket weaving is (unparalleled/paraphrased); there is no one in the county who can match him! a Unparalleled b Paraphrased c 33 Though not a square, a rectangle is a a Paradox b Parallelogram c Paragon 34 I don’t understand why my grandpa always calls me a “wise fool”; isn’t that a ....? a Paradox b Parallelogram c Paragon 35 I’m worried about this week’s assignment; we’re supposed to “The Gettysburg Address”! a Paraphrase b Parable c Paragon 36 Kim was with fear when she saw the spider crawling up her leg. a Paralyzed b Paragon c Paradox 37 The magazine became a of editorial excellence: it never contained errors. a Paragon b Paradox c Parable 38 Mrs. Cobb’s story about the girl with no shoes turned out to be a about sharing. a Parable b Paraphrase c Paradox

Froggy Jumps

Quiz 2 VocabularyVersión en línea

Root words, mal, para

por Silvia Sosa

True or False: A root word is a word part that forms the basis for new word through adding prefixes and suffixes.

True

False

True or False: A lot of the words we use today actually come use only a Greek root words?

True

False

The root word graph means:

Write

Condition/Process

Slave

The root word sis means:

Write

Condition/Process

Slave

The root word trib means:

To pay

To hold

Slave

The root word tain means:

Make/Do

To hold

Slave

The root word serv means:

To pay

To hold

Slave

The root word fic means:

To pay

To hold

Make/Do

The root word serv means:

To pay

To hold

Slave

The Latin prefix mal means:

To pay

To hold

Bad

The Greek prefix para means:

To pay

Beside, alongside

Bad

Having or showing a great desire to possess something, typically something belonging to

Covetous

Morose

Impossible

Sad mannered, not friendly or sociable

Covetous

Morose

Impossible

Not possible

Covetous

Malcontent

Impossible

A person who is discontented or disgusted

Malcontent

Misery

Resolute

A feelinf of great unhappiness

Malcontent

Misery

Resolute

Bold, determined; firm

Malcontent

Misery

Resolute

Suffering due to not getting enough food

Malicious

Maltreatment

Malnourished

Constantly discontented regardless of what happens

Malicious

Maltreatment

Maladjusted

Smelling very unpleasant

Malodorus

Maltreatment

Maladjusted

Characterized by the intention to do evil

Malodorus

Malicious

Maladjusted

Cruel or violent actions toward someone or something

Malodorus

Malicious

Maltreatment

A simple story with a moral

Parable

Paradox

Paralyzed

Rendered unable to think or act due to fear

Parable

Paradox

Paralyzed

A model of perfection

Parable

Paragon

Paralyzed

A statement that seems self-contradictory

Parable

Paragon

Paradox

To reword something written or spoken

Paraphrase

Paragon

Paradox

Afour-sided plane with opposite sides parallel

Paraphrase

Parallelogram

Paradox

Stan’s dog was (paralyzed/parasitic) after the accident and could use only its two front legs.

Paralyzed

Parasitic

Our camp counselor’s notion that we should be outside for recreation but not run around seemed (parallel/paradoxical) to me.

Parallel

Paradoxical

Fleas are (parasitic/paranormal) animals, using other beings for sustenance.

Parasitic

Paranormal

Bob’s skill at basket weaving is (unparalleled/paraphrased); there is no one in the county who can match him!

Unparalleled

Paraphrased

Though not a square, a rectangle is a

Paradox

Parallelogram

Paragon

I don’t understand why my grandpa always calls me a “wise fool”; isn’t that a ....?

Paradox

Parallelogram

Paragon

I’m worried about this week’s assignment; we’re supposed to “The Gettysburg Address”!

Paraphrase

Parable

Paragon

Kim was with fear when she saw the spider crawling up her leg.

Paralyzed

Paragon

Paradox

The magazine became a of editorial excellence: it never contained errors.

Paragon

Paradox

Parable

Mrs. Cobb’s story about the girl with no shoes turned out to be a about sharing.

Parable

Paraphrase

Paradox

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