1. Vocabulary 18
mar, morph, rog, sim, turb

2. mar, mer: (Latin) sea, pool marsh marine
area of low-lying land that is flooded in wet seasons or at high tide and is always waterlogged
marine
of the sea
Other words: mariner, marina, mermaid

3. form morph: (Greek) amorphous anthropomorphic
without a clearly defined shape or form
anthropomorphic
having human characteristics
Other words: geomorphic, metamorphosis
Geomorphic – of the characteristics, configuration, and evolution of rocks and land forms.

4. ask rog: (Latin) prerogative derogatory
a right granted or expected without having to ask
derogatory
lessening, belittling
Other words: arrogant, interrogate

5. same, alike sim, semble: (Latin)
simulate
imitate the appearance or character of
assimilate
to take in; absorb; adapt or adjust
Other words: semblance, resemblance, assembly
Germiparity: reproduction by means of germs

6. commotion, confusion turb: (Latin) turbid turmoil
cloudy or thick with suspended matter
turmoil
a state of great disturbance, confusion, or uncertainty
Other words: turbulent, disturb

7. Summary mar, mer morph rog sim, semble turb sea, pool form ask
same, alike
turb
commotion, confusion
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8. Vocab Libs Complete the sentences using vocab words
Vocab Libs Complete the sentences using vocab words. Context clues are in bold.
“Under the Sea” is Sebastian’s shining moment in The Little ____________ (singular proper noun).
Larry grabbed his neighbor’s hand during the ____________ (adjective) moment on the airplane; he then felt very awkward when the flight smoothed out.
Making an object ____________ (adjective) could also be called personification.
As the detective _______________ (past tense verb) Doug about the robbery, Doug began to sweat bullets.
Taylor Lautner is said to _____________ (present tense verb) an alpaca.