VCR7 Lesson 9- Ars/Artis, Aoide, Canto/Cantare, Pingo/Pictum

The Latin root ARS/ARTIS means...

• art

• perform

• arrows

• false

The Greek root AOIDE means...

• vowels

• song

• pain

• beware

The Latin root CANTO, CANTARE, CANTAVI, CANTATUM means...

• can or jar

• run

• to sing

• to spell

The Latin root PIGO, PINGERE, PINXI, PICTUM means...

• pink

• related to pigs or pork

• to picture

• to paint

The skilled make-up and special effects artists used their talent, make-up, and ____________ to make it appear that actor was half alien, half horse.

• depict

• artifice

• parody

• pictograph

The photo of the princess was able to _____________ her grace and her strength at the same time.  

• ode

• artisan

• recant

• depict

Which of the lines below is most likely part of an ode to the wind?

• It's too cold out here!

• I trudged through the dark forest, the rain soaked me, and my bunions screamed in pain.

• The trumpet of a prophecy! O Wind,/If Winter comes, can Spring be far behind?

• Look out, Sharon! It's a trap!

Which of the following is the best example of an artifact?

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Tony decided to ______ his story about the dog eating his homework; the truth was that he didn't do it.

• artless

• incantation

• recant

• artifact

In The Little Mermaid, Ursula the sea witch recites an ____________ that gives Ariel the ability to be on land in exchange for her voice.

• artifact

• incantation

• rhapsody

• artisan