Greek and Latin word parts #2: ject and sect
ject = __________________________________________ sect =
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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).
1.
eject _____ the curved path of an object thrown into space
2.
dejected _____ an
object thrown in the air with great force
3.
interjection _____ to throw
something out because it is defective and can’t be used again
4.
projector _____ to
throw goods overboard to lighten the load on a boat or airplane
5.
reject _____
a word thrown into a sentence or conversation
6.
subject _____ a shot; the “throwing” of medicine into the body
7.
projectile _____
to throw out
8.
trajectory _____
a machine that throws an image on the wall
9.
jettison _____
to throw oneself under someone else’s rule
10.
injection _____ to
feel sad; to feel thrown down in spirit
a class of small arthropod animals
that has three separate
11.
insect _____
sections to
their bodies: head, thorax, and abdomen
12.
dissect _____ to cut into two pieces
13.
intersection _____ to cut apart
for the purpose of investigation
14.
section _____
the point at which two lines or roads meet
and cut across each other
15.
bisect _____
to cut into three pieces
16.
sectional _____ a
separate part of a society, group, or area
17.
trisect _____ a separate part of something
18.
sector _____
to cut across something
19.
vivisection _____ a
couch that is made up of separate pieces
20.
transect _____ surgery
on living animals; medical research that involves cutting into
living animals to study organs, tissues, or
diseases
IRA: Wonderful
Words
Fold a sheet of notebook paper into
four quarters. (Please write your
correct heading at the top.) Label a
section with noun, verb, adjective,
and adverb. Find at least 5 interesting, wonderful words
and write in the appropriate quadrant.
Also write in parentheses a simple synonym for the wonderful word.
*Cell
projects due Tuesday!
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