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Classical Roots Lessons 3/4
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which root does NOT mean "one"
BI
MONOS
UNUS
2
an opening, especially one that admits light
vanity
aperture
cloister
panacea
3
this root means "nothing"
TOTUS
NEGO
NIHIL
VANUS
4
referring to a form of government in which one person or party holds total control
omnipresent
omnipotent
totalitarian
nihilism
5
this root means "empty"
HOLOS
CLAUDO
NIHIL
VANUS
6
this root means "all"
TOTUS
HOLOS
OMNIS
7
Jack's wide travels reflect his Catholic tastes.
False
True
8
to destroy completely
inception
omnipotent
annihilate
negate
9
conceit, especially about one's appearance
nihilist
omnipotent
vacuity
vanity
10
Lachlan lead the renegade students into the stairwell where they could not be seen my Mrs. W
True
False
11
Simone negated Jayla's theory that they would be allowed to use notes on the test.
False
True
12
Lynden annihilated the Lego building that the little kids built, doubling it's size.
True
False
13
this root means "hundred"
CENTUM
DECEM
TRES
UNUS
14
this root mean "whole"
CLAUDO
OMNIS
HOLOS
PAN
15
to boast, to brag
inception
annihilate
negate
vaunt
16
Football practiced precluded David from being able to attend the basketball game.
False
True
17
to rule out or cancel
annihilate
vaunt
negate
preclude
18
universal, including most things
Catholic
omnivorous
catholic
overt
19
a cure-all
inception
aperture
renegade
panacea
20
a covered walkway along the inside walls of a building
vanity
panacea
cloister
aperture
21
The sound of Marco's voice was omnipresent in the hallways, teachers asked him to be quiet.
Falso
True
22
the beginning of something
incipient
pandemonium
inception
preclude
23
this root means "fourTH"
quatuor
quartus
24
Shiv's grandpa warned him not to vaunt victories.
True
False
25
to prevent, make impossible
recluse
incipient
preclude
vacuous
26
Dawson did not appreciate the totalitarian regime in Mrs. Williams classroom.
False
True
27
empty, especially of meaning or purpose
vaunt
vacuous
overt
panacea
28
in it's early stages, beginning
omnivorous
cloister
catholic
incipient
29
this root means "ten"
PAN
DECEM
BI
QUARTUS
30
The skunks defense becomes omnipotent when it sprays from it's tail.
False
True
31
having unlimited power, all powerful
totalitarian
omnipotent
catholic
panacea
32
a great destruction, especially by fire.
pandemonium
panacea
Holocaust
holocaust
33
this root means "to deny"
NEGO
OMNIS
APERIO
HOLOS
34
This root means "all"
HOLOS
PAN
TOTUS
35
done of shown openly
negate
aperture
overt
vacuous
36
Mrs. Williams created pandemonium in the classroom when she announced a pop quiz.
False
True
37
Kiyan cloistered himself in the corner of the classroom so that he could focus on his writing.
False
True
38
feeding on both plants and meat
omnipotent
vacuous
omnivorous
omnipresent
39
Erin was not looking forward to visiting the holocaust museum in Washington D.C.
True
False
40
Allan's overt disrespect is difficult to identify, so he rarely gets in trouble.
True
False
41
Mr. May did not accept Jack's nihilist view's of the HMS school rules.
False
True
42
Maggie has made seven baskets since the inception of the basketball season.
False
True
43
this root means "to begin"
VANUS
CLAUDO
TOTUS
INCEPTUM
44
a person who avoids mixing with people
recluse
nihilist
Catholic
renegade
45
this root means "to open"
CLAUDO
APERIO
TOTUS
VANUS
46
Peter believed that his new binder was the panacea for his organizational problems.
False
True
47
Lauren and Hana sat at the vanity, preparing for their double date.
False
True
48
this root means "to close"
CLAUSI
INCIPIO
NEGO
TOTUS
49
one who deserts a group, cause, faith; an outlaw
nihilist
renegade
omnivore
totalitarian
50
total rejection of religious and moral beliefs
negate
holocaust
nihilism
totalitarianism
51
this word means uproar
catholic
pandemonium
incipient
omnivorous
52
this root means "two fold"
DUO
DUPLEX
53
present everywhere
catholic
overt
omnipresent
vacuous
54
Hannah was known for being a recluse, she was always surrounded by tons of people.
False
True
55
This root means "whole"
TOTUS
PAN
OMNIS
VANUS
56
Nico's omnivorous reading made him difficult to beat in the IR minutes contest.
False
True