1. Phobia Phil (Philo) Mis Dys Eu Greek roots #1-5

2. A. acrophobia B. audiophile C. dystopia D. euphoria E. misanthrope An is especially eager to listen to newly released recordings by outstanding artists.

3. A. acrophobia B. audiophile C. dystopia D. euphoria E. misanthrope You would not expect a professional mountain climber to have.

4. A. acrophobia B. audiophile C. dystopia D. euphoria E. misanthrope Veronica Roth’s Divergent is about a in which citizens are divided into five different factions.

5. A. acrophobia B. audiophile C. dystopia D. euphoria E. misanthrope The I felt when my teacher complimented my effort this morning stayed with me for the rest of the day.

6. A. acrophobia B. audiophile C. dystopia D. euphoria E. misanthrope When Gulliver returned from his travels, he could not endure the sight of fellow humans; he had become a.

7. Macro Micro A (An) Mono (Mon) Poly Greek roots #6-10

8. A. anonymous B. macrocosm C. microsurgery D. monosyllabic E. polytheism The gift is. We have no idea who sent it.

9. A. anonymous B. macrocosm C. microsurgery D. monosyllabic E. polytheism Space exploration has made us more aware of the vastness of the.

10. A. anonymous B. macrocosm C. microsurgery D. monosyllabic E. polytheism The Romans obviously practiced, for they worshiped many gods.

11. A. anonymous B. macrocosm C. microsurgery D. monosyllabic E. polytheism Thanks to the miracle of the patient’s detached retina was successfully reattached.

12. A. anonymous B. macrocosm C. microsurgery D. monosyllabic E. polytheism Books for beginning readers contain relatively few words.

13. Logy Bio Tomy (Tom) Pod Homo Greek roots #11-15

14. A. homonym B. microbe C. technology D. tonsillectomy E. tripod A(n) is a microscopic living organism.

15. A. homonym B. microbe C. technology D. tonsillectomy E. tripod Advances in have enabled industries to manufacture products at lower costs.

16. A. homonym B. microbe C. technology D. tonsillectomy E. tripod Even though I have had a number of colds and sore throats, my physician feels I do not need a(n).

17. A. homonym B. microbe C. technology D. tonsillectomy E. tripod Joined at the top, the three poles supporting a tent form a(n).

18. A. homonym B. microbe C. technology D. tonsillectomy E. tripod The words write and right are s.

19. Hetero Hyper Hypo Endo Exo Greek roots #16-20

20. A. endocrine B. exoskeleton C. heterochromatic D. hypersensitive E. hypodermic The lobster has a thick protective shell known as a(n).

21. A. endocrine B. exoskeleton C. heterochromatic D. hypersensitive E. hypodermic Try not to hurt Ann’s feelings when you critique her work, as she is.

22. A. Endocrine B. Exoskeleton C. Heterochromatic D. Hypersensitive E. Hypodermic glands, having no ducts or tubes, secrete internally.

23. A. endocrine B. exoskeleton C. heterochromatic D. hypersensitive E. hypodermic Stained-glass windows are ; they are composed of glass sections of many colors.

24. A. endocrine B. exoskeleton C. heterochromatic D. hypersensitive E. hypodermic A(n) syringe and needle are used to administer injections under the skin.

25. Archy Geo Path (Patho, Pathy) Morph Peri Greek roots #21-25

26. A. antipathy B. amorphous C. geomorphic D. matriarchy E. periscope A family in which the mother alone makes all the final decisions could be called a(n).

27. A. antipathy B. amorphous C. geomorphic D. matriarchy E. periscope Before changing its position, the cautious turtle raised its head like a to survey surrounding conditions.

28. A. antipathy B. amorphous C. geomorphic D. matriarchy E. periscope As the fog slowly lifted, objects began to assume definite shapes.

29. A. antipathy B. amorphous C. geomorphic D. matriarchy E. periscope Some earthquakes have little effect on the form of the earth’s surface, but others result in noticeable changes.

30. A. antipathy B. amorphous C. geomorphic D. matriarchy E. periscope Such intense resulted from their quarrel that the sisters haven’t spoken to each other for years.

31. Rupt Cide String (Strict) Vor Viv Latin roots #1-5

32. A. carnivorous B. insecticide C. interrupt D. revive E. unrestricted All residents enjoy use of the pool, except children under 16, who must leave at 5 P.M.

33. A. carnivorous B. insecticide C. interrupt D. revive E. unrestricted One way to get rid of weeds is to spray them with a(n).

34. A. carnivorous B. insecticide C. interrupt D. revive E. unrestricted Please don’t me when I am speaking on the telephone.

35. A. carnivorous B. insecticide C. interrupt D. revive E. unrestricted The diet of the lion includes the zebra, antelope, buffalo, and ostrich.

36. A. carnivorous B. insecticide C. interrupt D. revive E. unrestricted When fashion designers can offer no new styles, they usually old ones.

37. Tort (Tors) Vict (Vinc) Fract (Frag) Omni Flect (Flex) Latin roots #6-10

38. A. deflect B. distort C. fragment D. invincible E. omnipresent If I could find the one missing, I would be able to restore the broken vase.

39. A. deflect B. distort C. fragment D. invincible E. omnipresent It is very easy to, another person’s ideas if you quote them out of context.

40. A. deflect B. distort C. fragment D. invincible E. omnipresent Our apparently swimming team has been neither beaten nor tied in the past two seasons.

41. A. deflect B. distort C. fragment D. invincible E. omnipresent Unable to catch the line drive, I managed to the ball toward the infield, holding the batter to a single.

42. A. deflect B. distort C. fragment D. invincible E. omnipresent With several desirable invitations for the same evening, I regretted that I could not be.

43. Ten (Tin, Tent) Mon (Monit) Mand (Mandat) Cred (Credit) Fid Latin roots #11-15

44. A. credentials B. fidelity C. mandatory D. monitor E. pertinent Intensive care patients are wired to devices that their blood pressure, heart rate, and other vital body functions.

45. A. credentials B. fidelity C. mandatory D. monitor E. pertinent Our teacher recommends a particular translation of The Odyssey because of its to the original.

46. A. credentials B. fidelity C. mandatory D. monitor E. pertinent The coach regards attendance at today’s practice session as ; no one is excused.

47. A. credentials B. fidelity C. mandatory D. monitor E. pertinent When applying for admission to college, you are likely to be asked for such as your high school transcript, standardized test scores, and letters of recommendation.

48. A. credentials B. fidelity C. mandatory D. monitor E. pertinent Your remark is not ; it has nothing to do with the matter we are discussing.

49. Grat Mor (Mort) Corp Duc (Duct) Secut (Sequ) Latin roots #16-20

50. A. aqueduct B. consecutive C. corpulent D. gratify E. mortality A(n) conducts water from a source of supply to a point of distribution.

51. A. aqueduct B. consecutive C. corpulent D. gratify E. mortality After a string of seven victories, we suffered our first loss.

52. A. aqueduct B. consecutive C. corpulent D. gratify E. mortality Compliments are meant to.

53. A. aqueduct B. consecutive C. corpulent D. gratify E. mortality Infant is relatively high in nations that have few physicians and hospitals.

54. A. aqueduct B. consecutive C. corpulent D. gratify E. mortality The patient was advised by a physician to try to lose weight.

55. Cur (Curr, Curs) Gress (Grad) Ped Tact (Tang) Prehend (Prehens) Latin roots #21-25

56. A. comprehensible B. cursory C. gradual D. intangible E. pedestrian A coded message is only to those who know the code.

57. A. comprehensible B. cursory C. gradual D. intangible E. pedestrian A difficult passage requires much more than a(n) reading if it is to be fully understood.

58. A. comprehensible B. cursory C. gradual D. intangible E. pedestrian A firm’s goodwill with its clients is a most valuable, though asset.

59. A. comprehensible B. cursory C. gradual D. intangible E. pedestrian It is foolhardy for a(n) to cross a busy thoroughfare against the light.

60. A. comprehensible B. cursory C. gradual D. intangible E. pedestrian Learning to play an instrument is a(n) process; it cannot be achieved overnight.

61. Ject Vert (Vers) Mis (Miss, Mit, Mitt) Locut (Loqu) Fer(ous) Latin roots #26-30

62. A. coniferous B. elocution C. emit D. revert E. subject A course in can help one to become an effective public speaker.

63. A. coniferous B. elocution C. emit D. revert E. subject Between Thanksgiving and Christmas most department-store employees work overtime; then they to their normal working hours.

64. A. coniferous B. elocution C. emit D. revert E. subject My large searchlight can a powerful beam.

65. A. coniferous B. elocution C. emit D. revert E. subject The seed-bearing part of pines, cedars, firs, and other trees is known as a cone.

66. A. coniferous B. elocution C. emit D. revert E. subject We tend to avoid rude people because we do not wish to ourselves to their insults.