1. Root:
-cept = to take or seize

2. exception
to leave something or someone out
except: ‘taken’ from

3. susceptible able to be taken by;
likely to be harmed by or influenced by
susceptible: able to be ‘taken’ under

4. deception
a trick; an attempt to make someone believe something that is not true
deception: ‘taken’ from the truth

5. intercept to catch or block something
intercept: ‘taken’ between origin and target

6. Make a Poster Make a poster illustrating our root –cept.
Your poster should illustrate and
define the following words:
The root –cept
Exception
Susceptible
Deception
Intercept
See the next slide for an example poster.

7. Root -cept: to take or seize Exception- to leave something
or someone out
Susceptible:
able to be taken by;
likely to be harmed by or influenced by
Root -cept:
to take or seize
deception:
To trick someone or take advantage of someone
intercept:
To catch or block something

8. The suffix –ity
The state of quality of
Equality
Minority
Humidity
Prosperity

9. the idea that all people are of equal worth
ity- the state or quality of
equality
the idea that all people are of equal worth

10. minority- smaller part of a group
ity- the state or quality of
minority- smaller part of a group

11. ity- the state or quality of
humidity
amount of water vapor in the air

12. prosperity The state of prospering; having wealth, success.
ity- the state or quality of
prosperity
The state of prospering;
having wealth,
success.

13. Make a Poster Make a poster illustrating our suffix -ity
Your poster should illustrate and
define the following words:
The suffix –ity
Equality
Minority
Humidity
Prosperity
See the next slide for an example poster.

14. Suffix -ity: The state or quality of Equality- The idea that all
people have equal worth
minority:
Smaller part of a group
Suffix -ity:
The state or quality of
Prosperity
The state of prospering; having wealth, success
humidity:
Amount of water vapor in the air

15. Who has the root that means to take or seize? I have the suffix -ity.
I have the first card.
Who has the root that means to take or seize?
I have the suffix -ity.
Who has the idea that all people are of equal worth?
I have the root “cept.”
Who has to leave something or someone out?
I have equality
Who has the smaller part of a group?
I have exception.
Who has to trick or take advantage?
I have minority.
Who has to read, write or speak easily?
I have deception.
Who has to catch or block?
I have fluent.
Who has a glass sided tank?
I have intercept.
Who has the suffix that means the state of or quality of?
I have aquarium.
Who has the first card?
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