Using Latin I, Unit V Derv Wkst

Study the derivatives for each Latin root word, then fill in the blanks with the words in the box. adornatus, -a, -um adorn, adornment, adornedaedicifico edifice, edificationappello appeal, appealing, appellant, appellate ,appellationappereo appear, appearance, appearingcalidus, -a, -um caldera, cauldron, scaldconsilium conciliar, conciliate, conciliation, conciliatorconvoco convocator, convocation, vocal, vocation, vocabularycura accuracy, curate, curio, curious, insecure, manicure, procure, proctor, scour, secure, sureflammeus flame, flambe, flammable, inflammablehora hour, hourless, hourlyinimicus inimical, inimicable, inimicality, amicable, amigomora mora, sine moraoleum oleo, olestrum, petroleum, petroleneoppidum oppidanoptimus optimistic, optimal, optimize, optimumperitus expert, experience, expertise, expertlyrogo interrogate, interrogation, interrogativescutum scutum Derivative Matching Match the following English derivatives using your knowledge of Latin. Remember, you are looking for words that are related in MEANING (also spelling and sound, but that part is done for you!) FYI--It is easier to click the box on the left and then on the right, rather than drag the matching line thingy! oleo a butter like product made from refined vegetable oils edification the act of instructing or benefiting, or built up (as in education) caldera a large, basinlike depression resulting from the explosion or collapse of the center of a volcano mora a delay interrogate to examine by questions; question formally experience the process or fact of personally observing, encountering, or undergoing something hourly by the hour (in time telling) oppidan related to a town flambe to pour liquor over and ignite, as in cooking inimical unfriendly vocabulary the study of what we "call" words curate to take charge of or organize