
Greek and Latin Roots
Quiz by Jesus Gomez
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- Q1What does the Latin root "spect" mean?to looktalkstareinvestigate45s
- Q2What does the Latin root "struct" mean?createto be bornoriginto build45s
- Q3What does the Latin root "tele" mean?to lookto seeto transportfar away30s
- Q4What does the Greek root "vis" mean?to buildto seefar awayto look30s
- Q5Which word best completes the following sentence: Ralph needed ________________ to see the movievisorspectatorinspectspectacles45s
- Q6Which word best completes the following sentence? The ________________ in the stadium stood up and cheered as the football team entered the field.insepctorsspectatorsinvestigatorspeople45s
- Q7What does the word supervise mean in the following sentence-The manager supervised the new employees, so that he could make sure that they were doing their jobs.to tell jokesto play withto watch overto look at45s
- Q8What does the word construct mean in the following sentence? The tourist watched as the workers constructed the new skyscraper.positionorganizebuilddestroy45s
- Q9What does the word inspected mean in the following sentence? The police inspected the crime scene carefully, so that they wouldn't miss an important piece of evidence.examined carefullyexamined quicklyworked quicklyfinished early45s
- Q10What does the word telescope mean in the following sentence? Ashlyn studied Mars through the telescope.device for making small objects appear largera device used for communicating with peoplea device used for transporting objects quickly.device used for making faraway objects appear larger45s