Latin 19 review answer key
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This document provides a Latin review for a quiz on March 4th. It contains 34 multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions divided into 4 parts that review Latin word parts, definitions, newer words using word parts, and using the words in sentences. The questions review terms like -al, ad-, -able, di-, ir-, and more, as well as require defining words like advocate, diversify, and vociferous or using words like irrevocable, vocation, and diversion in sentences.
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- 1. Name:_______________________ Date:___________________ Latin Review For Quiz on Tuesday, March 4th! Check answers after you finish! WORD PARTS! (part 1) 1) –al = pertaining to 2) ad- = towards; to 3) –able= able to 4) di= two; in different directions 5) ir=not 6) a = from; away (sometimes without!) 7) voc/voke= to call 8) in = into, within, not 9) ject= to throw 10) e= out, of 11) –ist = one who 12) ify and ise both mean to make 13) ate= do, make cause 14) per= badly, through 15) –ile= That which 16) vert= to turn 17) con = with; together 18) –ion = act of. state of, Condition of! 19) dica= to proclaim, set apart 20) ab= away from Part 2: Newer word review Please write the word that goes with each definition. Use your word parts! 21) evoke : to call out of; to call forth or up 22) ___Irrevocable_______: not able to be called back, can’t take it back 23) _____avocation_______: act or state of calling away; a hobby 24) ____convocation__: state of calling together; and assembly 25) vocation___ the act or state of calling; a job Past word review: (part 3) Please write the DEFINTION of the Latin word. Use your word parts! 26) advocate =_to make call towards, to plead on behalf of another, to support 27) diversify= to make turn in 2 directions, giver variety to 28) vociferous= full of voice, noisy
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