Froggy Jumps Quiz 2 VocabularyOnline version Root words, mal, para by Silvia Sosa 1 True or False: A root word is a word part that forms the basis for new word through adding prefixes and suffixes. a True b False c 2 True or False: A lot of the words we use today actually come use only a Greek root words? a True b False c 3 The root word graph means: a Write b Condition/Process c Slave 4 The root word sis means: a Write b Condition/Process c Slave 5 The root word trib means: a To pay b To hold c Slave 6 The root word tain means: a Make/Do b To hold c Slave 7 The root word serv means: a To pay b To hold c Slave 8 The root word fic means: a To pay b To hold c Make/Do 9 The root word serv means: a To pay b To hold c Slave 10 The Latin prefix mal means: a To pay b To hold c Bad 11 The Greek prefix para means: a To pay b Beside, alongside c Bad 12 Having or showing a great desire to possess something, typically something belonging to a Covetous b Morose c Impossible 13 Sad mannered, not friendly or sociable a Covetous b Morose c Impossible 14 Not possible a Covetous b Malcontent c Impossible 15 A person who is discontented or disgusted a Malcontent b Misery c Resolute 16 A feelinf of great unhappiness a Malcontent b Misery c Resolute 17 Bold, determined; firm a Malcontent b Misery c Resolute 18 Suffering due to not getting enough food a Malicious b Maltreatment c Malnourished 19 Constantly discontented regardless of what happens a Malicious b Maltreatment c Maladjusted 20 Smelling very unpleasant a Malodorus b Maltreatment c Maladjusted 21 Characterized by the intention to do evil a Malodorus b Malicious c Maladjusted 22 Cruel or violent actions toward someone or something a Malodorus b Malicious c Maltreatment 23 A simple story with a moral a Parable b Paradox c Paralyzed 24 Rendered unable to think or act due to fear a Parable b Paradox c Paralyzed 25 A model of perfection a Parable b Paragon c Paralyzed 26 A statement that seems self-contradictory a Parable b Paragon c Paradox 27 To reword something written or spoken a Paraphrase b Paragon c Paradox 28 Afour-sided plane with opposite sides parallel a Paraphrase b Parallelogram c Paradox 29 Stan’s dog was (paralyzed/parasitic) after the accident and could use only its two front legs. a Paralyzed b Parasitic c 30 Our camp counselor’s notion that we should be outside for recreation but not run around seemed (parallel/paradoxical) to me. a Parallel b Paradoxical c 31 Fleas are (parasitic/paranormal) animals, using other beings for sustenance. a Parasitic b Paranormal c 32 Bob’s skill at basket weaving is (unparalleled/paraphrased); there is no one in the county who can match him! a Unparalleled b Paraphrased c 33 Though not a square, a rectangle is a a Paradox b Parallelogram c Paragon 34 I don’t understand why my grandpa always calls me a “wise fool”; isn’t that a ....? a Paradox b Parallelogram c Paragon 35 I’m worried about this week’s assignment; we’re supposed to “The Gettysburg Address”! a Paraphrase b Parable c Paragon 36 Kim was with fear when she saw the spider crawling up her leg. a Paralyzed b Paragon c Paradox 37 The magazine became a of editorial excellence: it never contained errors. a Paragon b Paradox c Parable 38 Mrs. Cobb’s story about the girl with no shoes turned out to be a about sharing. a Parable b Paraphrase c Paradox
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