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Word Roots 11: CED, CEPT, CUR Intermediate Definition Match

  • These Definition Match vocabulary activities include vocabulary games and word puzzles with a vocabulary list. They are 1 of 8 free online word games.
  • The word puzzles contain Latin word roots or affixes, definitions and parts of speech. Email your answers to friends, family and teachers.
  • Common Core alignment to a Definition Match puzzle is to the key phrase "Precise Meaning". CCSS Alignment Strand Numbers for Specific Grades: Precise Meaning: "CCSS.ELA-Literacy." precedes these numbers: 2.4e, 3.4d, 4.4c, 5.4c, 6.4c, 7.4c, 8.4c, 9-10.4c, 11-12.4c
Directions:

MATCH the Latin Roots CED, CEPT and CUR, Word Roots 11 Intermediate level word list with the proper definitions. Use the pull down Select bar to choose the correct letter match.

When you hit Submit, you will get back the correct vocabulary answers, a sentence and percentage score for correct answers. This Latin word root activity aligns with Common Core Standards.
Clue:

The Latin word list comes from Latin Roots CED, CEPT and CUR at the INTERMEDIATE level. In addition to this Definition Match, myvocabulary.objectsdev.com also includes a free Interactive Puzzle, Fill-in-the-Blanks, Word Search, Crossword, Synonym or Antonym, True or False and Reading Passage.
You have permission to make a printable copy for more Latin Root vocabulary word study at home or in classes.

Word List

1) OCCURRENCE
2) PROCEDURE
3) INTERCEPT
4) EXCURSION
5) MISCONCEPTION
6) RECUR
7) PARTICIPATE
8) CONCEDE
9) INACCESSIBLE
10) ACCEPTANCE
11) CURRENCY
12) EXCESS

Definition List

A) The act, processing or receiving of something offered; being taken or admitted to a group (noun)
B) To acknowledge as true, real, just or proper, often unwillingly (verb)
C) Any form of money that is in circulation and used as a medium of exchange (noun)
D) More than or above what is necessary, usual or specified (noun)
E) Short trip somewhere or someplace, usually with the intention of a prompt return (noun)
F) Not easy to reach, enter, speak with or use; unapproachable (adj.)
G) To take, seize, or halt; to stop or interrupt the course or progress of (verb)
H) An incorrect interpretation or understanding; a misunderstanding of ideas or mental abstractions (noun)
I) Something that happens, takes place or comes to pass; an event; an incident (noun)
J) To join in or have a share with others (verb)
K) A course of action; a manner of performing, effecting or conducting something (noun)
L) To happen again, as an event or experience; to come up again for consideration, as a question (verb)
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