Question 1

to change position or posture

Accepted Answer

Move

Question 2

to make a choice

Accepted Answer

Decide

Question 3

to have or to own

Accepted Answer

Possess

Question 4

to take part in

Accepted Answer

Participate

Question 5

makes verbs into nouns (move)

Accepted Answer

-ment

Question 6

makes verbs into nouns, roots ending in se, de, d (decide)

Accepted Answer

-sion

Question 7

makes verbs into nouns, roots ending in ss or mit (possess)

Accepted Answer

-ssion

Question 8

noun-maker, meaning one having a skill,

Accepted Answer

-cian

Question 9

See image

Accepted Answer

job or ability of the root (music)

Question 10

adjective-maker, includes roots which can take the suffix -ation

Accepted Answer

-ant

Question 11

adjective-maker, does NOT include roots which can take the suffix -ation

Accepted Answer

-ent

Question 12

noun-maker, refers to action, state, or quality of the root word. Used when related adjective ends in -ENT.

Accepted Answer

-ency

Question 13

noun-maker, refers to action, state, or quality of the root word. Used when related adjective ends in -ANT.

Accepted Answer

-ancy

Question 14

to come or blend together

Accepted Answer

Merge

Question 15

Latin root, meaning to carry

Accepted Answer

Port

Question 16

adjective maker, meaning "able to be" (port) RULE OF THUMB: roots without suffix ARE still words

Accepted Answer

-able

Question 17

adjective maker, meaning "able to be" (leg) RULE OF THUMB: roots without suffix ARE NOT English words

Accepted Answer

-ible

Question 18

Latin root, meaning "law" or "to read/speak"

Accepted Answer

leg, lec

Question 19

Latin root, meaning "to hang" or "to weigh"

Accepted Answer

pend

Question 20

Latin root, meaning "to look"

Accepted Answer

Spec

Question 21

Latin root, meaning "to build"

Accepted Answer

Struct

Question 22

adjective-maker RULE OF THUMB: Use with roots that end in a vowel + ce (face)

Accepted Answer

-cial

Question 23

adjective-maker RULE OF THUMB: Use with roots that end in nce or t (part)

Accepted Answer

-tial

Question 24

adjective-maker, meaning "having the quality of..." roots end in ce (vice)

Accepted Answer

-cious

Question 25

adjective-maker, meaning "having the quality of..." roots end in tion (SUPERSTITION)

Accepted Answer

-tious

Question 26

Latin root, meaning "to break"

Accepted Answer

Rupt

Question 27

Latin root, meaning "to pull"

Accepted Answer

Tract

Question 28

suffix, meaning "skill, office, or quality" EXAMPLE ROOT: friend

Accepted Answer

-ship

Question 29

suffix, meaning "condition or state of being" EXAMPLE ROOT: neighbor

Accepted Answer

-hood

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