Greek & Latin Roots: struct/rupt/fract/frag

What does it mean to be fragmented?

• Broken into smaller pieces

• To build

• To break something, especially a bone

• Delicate and easily broken

What does it mean to fracture?

• To break into a conversation or speech

• To break something, especially a bone

• Delicate and easily broken

• Broken into smaller pieces

What does it mean to interrupt?

• To break something, especially a bone

• To break into a conversation or speech

• A burst or break in something

• Broken into smaller pieces

What is a fraction?

• A part broken off from a whole

• A burst or break in something

• To build

• Broken into smaller pieces

What is a structure?

• Something that has been built, such as a skyscraper or a bridge

• To build

• To build up a person's knowledge through teaching and explanation

• A part broken off from a whole

What is a rupture?

• A part broken off from a whole

• A burst or break in something

• Something that has been built, such as a skyscraper or a bridge

• Broken into smaller pieces

What does it mean to construct?

• To build

• To break something, especially a bone

• To break into a conversation or speech

• Delicate or easily broken

What does it mean to instruct?

• To break into a conversation or speech

• Something that has been built, such as a skyscraper or a bridge

• To build up a person's knowledge through teaching and explanation

• Delicate or easily broken

What does it mean to be fragile?

• Broken into smaller pieces

• To build

• Delicate and easily broken

• A burst or break in something