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Greek & Latin Roots (phon, -ian, -or, -er, -ist
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Review for Greek and Latin roots Root word phon Suffixes -ian, -or, -er, -ist
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1
The physician hated delivering terrible news to patients.
True
False
2
a person who lives in a colony; person who helps create a colony
reporter
colonist
homophone
physician
3
Choose the word that is not related to the vocabulary word given: symphony
teacher
compose
band
music
4
The plastic pianist broke almost immediately, so we tossed it into the garbage.
True
False
5
Choose the word that is not related to the vocabulary word given: saxophone
buttons
instrument
fortune
music
6
Sometimes, the only way to tell which ___________ is correct is through the sentence’s context.
homophone
symphony
microphone
saxophone
7
a person who writes news stories for a newspaper, magazine, etc.
microphone
reporter
homophone
predecessor
8
Choose the word that is not related to the vocabulary word given: homophone
foreign
sounds
spelling
words
9
The musician plucked the saxophone’s strings during a staccato.
False
True
10
The reporter spent all day serving warrants and taking criminals to jail.
False
True
11
a medical doctor, especially a doctor who is not a surgeon
physician
phonics
symphony
predecessor
12
a long piece of music that is usually in four large, separate sections
saxophone
pianist
colonist
symphony
13
She called the hospital to obtain her medical records from her ____________.
colonist
predecessor
reporter
physician
14
Tanisha felt complete symphony for Lia – her life is quite difficult.
True
False
15
Mattias was sure that he was doing a better job than his predecessor did.
False
True
16
The lead singer grasped the ____________ as she belted out the lyrics.
symphony
microphone
phonics
saxophone
17
A hard working ___________ could create a small farm and make himself independent in two years.
pianist
predecessor
physician
colonist
18
a device into which people speak or sing in order to record their voices
phonics
saxophone
predecessor
microphone
19
a musical instrument that has a curved metal tube
predecessor
saxophone
microphone
reporter
20
The ____________ was accompanied by a synchronized light show at their latest concert.
homophone
saxophone
microphone
symphony
21
Choose the word that is not related to the vocabulary word given: microphone
amplify
deliver
voice
record
22
It was not uncommon to see a ______ lurking around the police station looking for a news story.
physician
reporter
predecessor
pianist
23
learning the sounds of letters, letter groups, and syllables
symphony
physician
saxophone
phonics
24
I have no idea how my ____________ handled tough situations like these!
pianist
colonist
predecessor
physician
25
Sarah needed some extra help with ____________ when she was in first grade.
homophone
phonics
saxophone
microphone
26
a word that is pronounced the same as another word but is different inmeaning or spelling
physician
homophone
saxophone
phonics
27
a person who plays the piano
microphone
physician
pianist
homophone
28
The ____________ was worried when she began to feel arthritis in her hands; how would she play?
physician
pianist
reporter
colonist
29
Choose the word that is not related to the vocabulary word given: phonics
teaching
sounds
paragraph
syllables
30
a person who had a job or position before someone else
phonics
reporter
predecessor
physician
31
Homophones might have different sounds or spellings.
True
False
32
It was a beautiful day for the colonist to be outside enjoying his town.
True
False
33
Charlie put the microphone out in the garden to attract the birds.
True
False
34
There were several choices of instruments, including trumpet, flute,____________, and clarinet.
microphone
homophone
phonics
saxophone
35
Phonics help people read and pronounce words, syllables, and letters.
True
False