1. Where abouts
Root vocabulary Week 35

2. Vi
Latin-Way, road
Urb
Latin- City
Terr
Latin- land, earth

3. via
(prep) - by going through a particular place; by way of a particular place; by means of a person, machine, etc.
The hitchhiker made it from New York to California via riding with semi truck drivers.

4. Planets might collide if they deviate from their orbit.
(v) - to do something that is different or to be different from what is usual or expected; to stray from the usual path or way
Planets might collide if they deviate from their orbit.

5. When it is raining outside, it is obvious the ground is wet.
(adj) - easy to see or notice; easy for the mind to understand or recognize
When it is raining outside, it is obvious the ground is wet.

6. Choosing to live in an urban area means living with lots of people.
(adj) - of or relating to cities and the people who live in them
Choosing to live in an urban area means living with lots of people.

7. suburb
(n) - a town or other area where people live in houses near a larger city
Less people live in a suburb than an urban area and houses are further apart.

8. suburbanite
(n) - a person who lives in a suburb
Many people would rather live in the suburbs and be a suburbanite than live in a city.

9. Most trees prefer to grow in a terrestrial area rather than in water.
(adj) - relating to or occurring on Earth; living or growing on land instead of in water or air
Most trees prefer to grow in a terrestrial area rather than in water.

10. terrain
(n) - a particular type of land
The terrain in Southern Utah is very different from the terrain in West Virginia.

11. Terra-cotta
(n) - a reddish clay that is used for pottery and tiles
The terra-cotta pots display a beautiful red color especially against green plants.

12. territory
(n) - an area of land that is owned or claimed by a person or animal
The soldier was captured as he moved unknowingly from safe territory to enemy territory.