Greek and L atin Roots JEOPARDY JEOPARDY Unit
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Greek and L atin Roots JEOPARDY
JEOPARDY! Unit 10 FIB Unit 10 MC Unit 11 FIB Unit 11 MC Unit 12 FIB Unit 12 MC 100 100 100 200 200 200 300 300 300 400 400 400 500 500 500
Unit 10 FIB— 100 The _______ in the cookie theft is probably between 3 and 6 years old. Exonerate Reproved Culprit Onerous Approbation Answer: Culprit Back to Queue
Unit 10 FIB— 200 The principal felt that the boys were habitual _____ and should be expelled from school. Reprove Recriminations Reprobates Approbation Decriminalize Answer: Reprobates Back to Queue
Unit 10 FIB— 300 Just being present when an accident occurs doesn’t make you ____ for that accident. Onus Incriminated Mea Culpable Reprobate Answer: Culpable Back to Queue
Unit 10 FIB— 400 When I saw that my actions had caused a fight between my friends, I thought to myself “_____. ” Onus Incriminated Mea Culpable Reprobate Answer: Mea Culpa Back to Queue
Unit 10 FIB— 500 The Latin roots culpare/culpatum mean “______. ” Crime Burden To Blame Answer: To Blame Back to Queue
Unit 10 MC— 100 The young man accused of the crime may have a reputation for being a(n) _____, but reputation alone is not enough to _____ him. A. B. C. D. Onerous; Decriminalize Reprobate; Incriminate Onus; Reprove Culprit; Decriminalize Answer: B Back to Queue
Unit 10 MC— 200 By expressing _____ when you should _____, you are sending a message that bad behavior is acceptable. A. B. C. D. Recrimination; Incriminate Approbation; Decriminalize Approbation; Reprove Onus; Incriminate Answer: C Back to Queue
Unit 10 MC— 300 If the city council should choose to _____ speeding, they would be _____ for any injury received as a result of speeding. A. B. C. D. Exculpate; Onerous Decriminalize; Culpable Incriminate; Reprobate Exonerate; Onerous Answer: B Back to Queue
Unit 10 MC— 400 Patrick felt that if he could ____ Francine of the charge against her, he would earn her _______ and respect. A. B. C. D. Exonerate; Approbation Incriminate; Culprit Reprove; Reprobate Reprove; Approbation Answer: A Back to Queue
Unit 10 MC— 500 The Latin roots probare/probatum mean “_______. ” A. B. C. D. Burden Prove good, approve Crime, charge or crime To blame Answer: B Back to Queue
Unit 11 FIB— 100 The _______ you displayed when your friends were in danger shows me how loyal you really are. Fidelity Redoubtable Dubious Confide Diffident Answer: Fidelity Back to Queue
Unit 11 FIB— 200 Dr. Leary’s more _______ patients are sometimes too shy or nervous to ask questions about their health. Fallacy Diffident Fallacious Credulity Indubitable Answer: Diffident Back to Queue
Unit 11 FIB— 300 The detective thought the witness’ story was _____ enough. Fallible Credence Dubious Fallacy Answer: Credible Back to Queue
Unit 11 FIB— 400 Although the salesman’s pitch was convincing, it was based on a ______. Fallible Credence Dubious Fallacy Answer: Fallacy Back to Queue
Unit 11 FIB— 500 The Latin roots fallere/falsum mean “_______. ” To deceive To trust To doubt Answer: To deceive Back to Queue
Unit 11 MC— 100 Although he was quiet, even ______, in school, Vince became a(n) ____ warrior on the football field. A. B. C. D. Answer: C Fallacious; Credulous Indubitable; Dubious Diffident; Redoubtable Fallible; Indubitable Back to Queue
Unit 11 MC— 200 Although some of the group found the story _______, other members were highly _____. A. B. C. D. Diffident; Credible Redoubtable; Fallacious Incredulous; Fallible Credible; Dubious Answer: D Back to Queue
Unit 11 MC— 300 Henry knew himself to be _____, but he was _____ when he heard about his mistake. A. B. C. D. Redoubtable; Fallible Fallacious; Diffident Credible; Diffident Fallible; Incredulous Answer: D Back to Queue
Unit 11 MC— 400 After the secret agent was accused of spying on his own country, everyone thought he was of __________, and no one trusted him. A. B. C. D. Fallacious; Credulity Dubious; Fidelity Credible; Fallacy Redoubtable; Credulity Answer: B Back to Queue
Unit 11 MC— 500 The Latin roots fidere/fisus mean “_____” A. B. C. D. “to deceive” “doubtful” “to doubt” “to trust, believe” Answer: D Back to Queue
Unit 12 FIB— 100 The microscope was so powerful it allowed us to see things of an almost _____ size. Infinitesimal Infinite Penultimate Primal Novel Answer: Infinitesimal Back to Queue
Unit 12 FIB— 200 Early astronomers argued over whether the universe was _____ or had limits. Infinitesimal Infinite Penultimate Primal Novel Answer: Infinite Back to Queue
Unit 12 FIB— 300 The general issued a(n) _____ to the enemy; they could lay down their weapons or be fired upon. Novice Infantile Ultimatum Primacy Novel Answer: Ultimatum Back to Queue
Unit 12 FIB— 400 One of the most ______ uses of technology that I saw at the computer showcase was a program that helps blind children learn to read. Innovative Definitive Penultimate Ultimate Primeval Answer: Innovative Back to Queue
Unit 12 FIB— 500 The Latin root ultimus means “______. ” “end, border, limit” “last” “new” Answer: “Last” Back to Queue
Unit 12 MC— 100 The _____ of freedom in the minds of people was clear when they issued a(n) _____ to the tyrant. A. B. C. D. Novice; Ultimatum; Novice Primacy; Ultimatum Affinity; Novice Answer: C Back to Queue
Unit 12 MC— 200 One of the most ____ features of the new machine was that, unlike the old model, it released only _____ amounts of harmful chemicals. A. B. C. D. Novel, Infinitesimal Definitive; Penultimate Primeval; Novel Primeval; Definite Answer: A Back to Queue
Unit 12 MC— 400 The psychologist has written the ____ work on _____ emotions like fear, hate and desire. A. B. C. D. Primeval; Novel Penultimate; Ultimate Novel; Infinitesimal Definitive; Primal Answer: D Back to Queue
Unit 12 MC— 300 As a(n) ______ in swimming, I was given the _______ thrill when I got to meet the Olympic swimming champion. A. B. C. D. Ultimatum; Definitive Novice; Ultimate Ultimatum; Primeval Novice; Primeval Answer: B Back to Queue
Unit 12 MC— 500 The Latin root finis means “______” A. B. C. D. “last” “end, border, limit” “new” “first” Answer: B Back to Queue
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