Lesson 4 Key Word Activity Master

Root Equations

Write the word from the box that matches the sum of the word parts.

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entity mortify pedagogue

euthanasia nascent postmortem

moribund orthopedics renaissance

1. "well" + "death" = euthanasia

2. "born" + "being" = nascent

3. "death" + "to make" = mortify

4. "child" + "leader" = pedagogue

5. "after" + "death" = postmortem

6. "death" + "having the quality of" = moribund

7. "straight" + "child" + "knowledge of" = orthopedics

8. "again" + "born" + "state of" = renaissance

9. "to be" + "state of" = entity

Write the missing word parts in the equations.

2. "born" + "tending toward" = naive

2. "to be" + "state of" = essence

2. "a male child" + "relating to" = puerile

2. "in" + "born" = innate

2. "child" + "one who instructs" + "having the quality of" = pedantic

2. "not" + "to be" + "state of" = nonentity

Lesson 3 Key Word Activity Master

What Do You Call It?

Underline th answer to each question.

1. What do you call a forefather?

a patronymic a patriarch

2. What do you call a comradely connection?
a fraternal friendship a patronizing relationship

3. What do you call a family name passed down from father to son?
a patronymic a patrimony

4. What do you call a male teacher's encouraging remarks?
a patronizing style an avuncular manner

5. What do you call the a material used for building or growing something?
a matrix monogamy

6. What do you call a longstanding marriage?
a monogamous relationship a matriarchal relationship

7. What do you call financial support for a candidate?
political patronage patrimonial politics

8. What do you call a house passed down from generation to generation?
the familial patrimony a patronymic matrix

9. What do you call a great-grandmother enrolled in a course of study?
a monogamous matrix a matriculating matriarch

10. What do you call spending time shopping with your friends?
fraternizing while patronizing matriculating patronage

11. What do you call a man who is utterly devoted to his wives?
a patronymic monogamist an uxorious bigamist

Lesson 2 Key Word Activity Master

Letter Clues

Choose the word from the box that fits with each clue. Write it letter by letter.

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congenital genre homogeneous

engender genteel indigenous

genealogy gentile ingenious

genesis gentry progenitor

genocide progeny_____________

Clues

1. all alike h o m o g e n e o u s
2. to produce e n g e n d e r
3. maker of progeny p r o g e n i t o r
4. high society g e n t r y
5. drama, for example g e n r e
6. offspring p r o g e n y
7. describes a newborn's condition c o n g e n i t a l
8. ancestry trace g e n e a l o g y
9. a non-Jew g e n t i l e
10. describes the gentry's manner g e n t e e l
11. murder of a people g e n o c i d e
12. describes Native Americans i n d i g e n o u s
13. describes an invention i n g e n i o u s

Answer this question by writing the letters from the shaded boxes in order on the line below:

What adjective describes the population of large American cities?

heterogeneous_______________________________________________________