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Greek and Latin roots practice
Students practise Greek and Latin root meanings using short multiple-choice and short-answer questions, matching roots to word meanings (tele, graph, port, bio, aud, spect, struct) and choosing parts of longer words. Level: 4th grade.
By Edform · English language arts · Grade 4 · Published Oct 28, 2026 · New
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- What does the root tele mean in words such as telephone and telescope?
- A biography tells about a person's life. What does the root bio mean?
- A spectator watches a baseball game. Which meaning of spect helps explain the word spectator?
- In the word portable, which part is the root that means “carry”?
- Match each root to its meaning.
- Complete the sentence with the meaning of the root.
- Choose the meaning that best fits the root and context.
- Sort each word by the root meaning it includes: hearing (aud), seeing (spect), or building (struct).
- Put these steps in order to use a root and sentence clues to figure out an unfamiliar word.
- Decide whether each statement about roots is true or false.
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