Practice Quiz on Vocabulary with Greek and Latin Roots

Greek and Latin form the basis of many English words. If you know a few common Greek and Latin roots, then it should be easier to pronounce and to guess the meanings of many difficult terms. You may wish to review and print the Roots Dictionary before you start.

Review Roots Dictionary
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You may wish to print these words. Here is the word list:

agnostic amateur ambidextrous anthropomorphism aqueduct autotoxin	benediction biblical chronic circumvent constellation corpse	encryption cyberspace decapitate dentures dictator dipody	Doylephobia dyne endogamy epidermis epitaph euphemism	euthanasia exoskeleton expectorate Genesis genocide glossolalia
glottal stop hemiplegia herbicide heterogeneous hexachord hydrocephalia	hydrophyte hyperglycemia interurban linguistics Logo loquacious	malicious misogyny monopoly morgue mortician omniscient	pachyderm panacea pentameter philogyny philanthropy posterior	pyre revitalize rupture sinestrad translate xenophobia

Practice Quiz on Vocabulary with Greek and Latin Roots

Review Roots Dictionary Start the quiz. Section One Jump to Section Two Jump to Section Three Jump to Section Four Jump to Section Five Jump to Section Six Jump to Final Multiple Choice Review Go back to the English Lab Server Start-Up Page

Review Roots Dictionary
Start the quiz. Section One

Jump to Section Two

Jump to Section Three

Jump to Section Four

Jump to Section Five

Jump to Section Six

Jump to Final Multiple Choice Review

Go back to the English Lab Server Start-Up Page