Latin/Greek Vocab Set Four

The root "fig" means

• To put, place

• to form, establish

• to fit

• to shape

The root "form" means

• to fit

• to form, establish

• to put, place

• to shape

An effigy is

• an attitude or mood

• untrue or wrong information

• skill or suitability for something

• a figure constructed in mockery

If you are inept, you are

• unskilled/clumsy

• occurring at a time of influence

• lazy or tired

• forced upon someone

Posit means

• to put forth, assert

• to forcibly place upon

• to look like or predict a later thing or event

• to bring back to rightness, order

Adept means

• occurring at the time of most influence

• skilled, expert at

• rude, unkind

• being able to fit in

The roots apt/ept meant

• to form, to establish

• to put, place

• to shape

• to fit

The roots pos/pon mean

• to put, place

• to form, establish

• to fit

• to shape

If you impose, you

• give untrue information

• put forth or assert

• forcibly place upon

• bring back to rightness, order

A disposition is

• skill or suitability for

• something invented or imaginary

• untrue or wrong information

• an attitude or mood