Word Study

1. Word Study Stage 33: Pantomimus Once you have gone through the Vocabulary for the Stage, open a new Word document. Type in the answers for the questions on the slides. Be careful of your spelling. Save the document with the following file name: Name-Stage #-Word Study (e.g.: Billy Smith-1 Word Study). Then place the document in the drop box for the teacher to grade.

2. A. Complete the following analogies with words from the Stage 33 Vocabulary Checklist. • ante : post : : heri : ________ • uxor : maritus : : ________ : rex • caput : pes : : ________ : pavimentum • et : ac : : sed : ________ • falsus : probus : : longus : ________ • tristis : laetus : : leniter : ________ • antea : postea : : ibi : ________ • quies : labor : : pro : ________

3. B. Copy the following words. Then put parentheses around the Latin root from this Stage contained inside these derivative; give the Latin word and its meaning from which the derivative comes. For example: conservation con(serva)tion servare-to save • abbreviation • acrimonious • persevere • centrifugal • concerted • conjecture • ejection • incontrovertible • procrastinate • protection

4. C. Fill in the blanks with derivatives based on the ordinal numbers in the Stage 33 Vocabulary Checklist. • Finding a job is a matter of _________ importance for a graduate. • The singer’s range was nearly three _________. • Metric measurements are based on the _________ system. • In the nineteenth century, many children in rural areas were unable to attend _________ school to further their elementary education. • Two violins, a viola, and a cello comprise a string _________. • The stock’s value increased from $20 to $100 per share in a month; delighted investors _________ their investment. • A nine-sided figure is called a _________.