Spelling and
Vocabulary: Greek/Latin Roots #10 junct/join/jug
and rupt
Monday: Fill in the blank to match each word to its
definition. Write spelling words in
alphabetical order in your agenda.
Thursday: Spelling and/or vocabulary choices for EXTRA
CREDIT are due.
*SpellingCity.com and Quizlet.com are great online sites to
study the meanings of these words.
*You need to know the
definitions of these words as well as how to spell them for the tests on FRIDAY. Use the definitions to help
you study.
junct/join/jug =
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join conjunction
jugular rejoin
junction disjointed
conjoined joint conjugate
joint committee
1.
______________________________: (adj.) not
connected, having no flow in thinking
2.
______________________________: (n.)
a vein that carries blood back to the heart from the head; a vein that joins
the head and the heart
3.
______________________________: (n.)
the place where two highways or two
sets of railroad tracks cross or join
4.
______________________________: (n.)
a word that joins two phrases or
sentences
5.
______________________________: (adj.)
to get together or meet; to become
included
6.
______________________________: (n.)
joined together, combined, united
7.
______________________________: (v.) to meet or get together again
8.
______________________________: (n.)
a place or part of the body where two
bones join together, usually so they can move
9.
______________________________: (v.)
to join together or match a correct
verb in grammar
10.
______________________________: (n.)
a group of people with members from
both Senate and House of Representatives who join together and meet to discuss
issues
rupt =
___________________________________
disruption erupt corrupt corruptible disrupt abrupt
interrupt bankrupt rupture interruption
11.
______________________________: (adj.) evil; dishonest; to break away
from honesty
12.
______________________________: (adj.) able to be influenced into doing
something that breaks away from the rules; able to become bad
13.
______________________________: (n.) something that breaks up what you were
doing; an unplanned event that breaks up an activity
14.
______________________________: (v.) to break up; to cause confusion
15.
______________________________: (n.) something that breaks someone's
concentration; bothersome; annoying
16.
______________________________: (v.) to explode;
to break out with force
17.
______________________________: (v.) to burst or
break open (usually a body part)
18.
______________________________: (v.) to break
into someone's conversation
19.
______________________________: (adj.) sudden;
unexpected; broken into what is expected
20.
______________________________: (adj.) to be out of money; financially
ruined; to "break the bank"
VOCABULARY: The Watsons Go to Birmingham – 1963 (#3)
Study vocabulary
words and definitions each night Monday through THURSDAY for your test FRIDAY.
1.
seniority
- higher rank than that of others especially by reason of longer service
2.
insult
– to treat, mention, or speak to rudely
3.
unveil
- remove the cover from
4.
suitable
- meant or adapted for an occasion or use
5.
dedicate
- inscribe or address by way of compliment
6.
threaten
- to utter intentions of injury or punishment against: "He threatened me
when I tried to call the police"
7.
accustom
- make psychologically or physically used (to something)
8.
determined
- devoting full strength and concentrated attention to
9.
offended
- hurt or upset
10. pathetic - deserving or inciting pity
11. surrender - a verbal act of admitting
defeat
12. juvenile - of or relating to or
characteristic of or appropriate for children or young people
*Measurement quiz (basic
facts) will be Wednesday.
*Spelling and vocabulary
tests for junct/join/jug and rupt will be Friday.
*The Watsons Vocab Test 3
will also be Friday.
*Amendments 1-5 quiz will also be this Friday.
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