Greek and Latin word parts #4: port and miss/mit
port = __________________________________________ miss/mit =
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Monday: Copy your spelling words into
your agenda in ABC order. Match the
spelling word to its correct vocabulary meaning.
**If you made less than an 85 on either of last week’s tests, you
are required to complete a spelling/vocabulary choice this week (due Thursday).
a collection
of writing that carries information
to be shared
1.
import _____ again with
someone new
2.
export _____ to carry out of a
country
3.
portable _____ an attendant who carries
travelers’ luggage for them
4.
report _____ to carry or send away
from a country; to banish
5.
porter _____ to carry the weight of
something
6.
support _____ capable of being easily carried
7.
portfolio _____ to carry something from one place to another
8.
deport _____ a case for carrying
loose paper
9.
portage _____ to carry into a country
10.
transport _____ the route over which boats and supplies are carried overland
from one lake or river to another
a break between acts of a play or performance
11.
dismiss _____ during which
people are sent out for snacks or
stretch breaks
12.
admit _____ to send someone in; to
allow someone to enter
13.
mission _____ to send someone out; to
let someone leave
14.
submit _____ to send back (usually
related to paying bills)
15.
intermission
_____ to send out or give off
(such as an odor)
16.
missile _____ to leave out; to not send
17.
emit _____ to send something
across places; to pass along
18.
transmit _____ a weapon designed to be sent
in the direction of a target
19.
remit _____ a special duty or function which a person or
group is sent out to do
20.
omit _____ to “send” yourself
under someone else’s control; to give in to
someone
else’s power
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