Fill in the Blank Puzzle Root-A-Week Fill-in-the-Blanks: DICT #2 — myVocabulary.com

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Directions:

To solve the Latin root DICT vocabulary word puzzle put your answers INSIDE the boxes. The Latin root DICT means say, tell.

You will get back the correct answers by clicking submit at the bottom of the page, the use of the vocabulary word with the Latin root DICT in a fill-in-the-blanks word puzzle and the percentage score of correct answers.

Clue:

Use the vocabulary word list with the Latin root DICT to solve the fill-in-the-blanks word puzzle. You have permission to make a hard copy for further Latin vocabulary study at home or in classes.

Vocabulary Word List:

Word Root DICT vocabulary list:
ABDICATE, DEDICATE, DEDICATION, DICTATORIAL, DICTATORSHIP, DICTIONARY, EDICT, INDICATE, INDICTMENT, JURISDICTION, PREDICATED, PREDICTION

  • 1
    A local bridge club plans to
    a plaque in memory of a beloved teacher.
  • 2
    Few citizens were surprised when the judge rendered an
    of guilty against the defendant.
  • 3
    Due to his failing health, King Simon decided to
    and would name his son, James, as his successor.
  • 4
    The city commissioner just issued an
    declaring that fireworks will be permitted every July 4 in the local park.
  • 5
    Tom has a design that is
    on an assumption that might not be accurate. (past tense)
  • 6
    Sally opened the
    to search for an unfamiliar word, its definition and use in a sentence.
  • 7
    The forecaster made a
    from sophisticated data that a major storm would occur by morning.
  • 8
    Harriet Johnson, a trainer, will
    exercises so that her patient can regain a nice range of motion in her knee.
  • 9
    Yosemite is an example of a national park that is serviced under the
    of the federal government.
  • 10
    Women, in particular, fared very poorly under the
    of the vicious ruler who terrorized most citizens.
  • 11
    Cory will no longer tolerate the behavior or actions of her
    agent and plans to fire him.
  • 12
    Students admire the academic
    Professor Sorells continues to show in her classes.