Question

put the latin root and its meaning for each derivative on the line at the right; then put the letter of the definition on the blank to the left of the derivative.
a. a seal used on a document
b. a question
c. capable of being cancelled or repealed
d. a person who is self - centered
e. to call out, to summon
f. lying, full of lies
g. characterized by early development
h. forming or shaped like a ring
i. poor
j. having to do with judges or law courts
k. a group of people assembled by summons
l. to make deeply afraid, to alarm
m. having to do with money
n. an occupation/profession; a calling
o. to ask about, to request information
p. to put into words; to make a sound
q. something prepared by mixing ingredients; an invention

1. to evoke
2. judicial
3. egotist
4. convocation
5. concoction
6. impecunious
7. vocation
8. signet
9. precocious
10. to inquire
11. annular
12. query
13. pecuniary
14. mendacious
15. revocable
16. to terrify
17. to vocalize

Explanation:

For each English - word derivative, we identify the Latin root and its meaning based on etymological knowledge. For example, "signet" comes from the Latin "signum" meaning "sign, seal"; "egoist" comes from "ego" meaning "I". We match the given definitions on the left with the appropriate words on the right and note the Latin root and its meaning.

Answer:

1. E. vocat - calls
2. J. judex - judge
3. D. ego - I
4. K. vocat - calls
5. Q. concoquere - to cook (implied in mixing/ preparing by mixing)
6. I. pecunia - money
7. N. vocat - calls
8. A. signum - sign, seal
9. G. praecoquus - cooked beforehand (implied in early - development)
10. O. quis - who (implied in inquiring)
11. H. anulus - ring
12. B. quis - who
13. M. pecunia - money
14. F. mendax - lying
15. C. vocat - calls
16. L. terror - terror
17. P. vocat - calls