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What does the root "deli" mean?
pleasant
What does the root "ques" mean?
to ask or to search
What does the root "mot" mean?
to move or to do
What does the root "numer" mean?
number
What does the root "grad" mean?
step, grad level
What does the root "sens" mean?
feeling, sensing, or being aware of
List three words that come from "sens".
sensation
sense
sensational
senseless
sensible
sensitive
List three words that come from "grad".
grade
gradual
graduate
graduation
grading
downgrade
upgrade
List three words that come from "mot".
motion
motioned
motivate
motivation
motorist
motel
motion
motionless
motive
List three words that come from "numer".
numerous
numerator
numerical
numeral
numerals
List three words that come from "deli".
delightful
delicious
delicatessen
delicate
delicacy
List three words that come from "ques".
question
quest
questionable
questionnaire
unquestionable
request
What does "gradually" mean?
step-by-step; in a slow manner; not suddenly (p.2)
What does "graduate" mean?
n. a student who has finished all the steps in a course of study
or
v. to finish one's schooling (p.2)
What does "graduation" mean?
the ceremony at the completion of school (p.2)
What does "sensation" mean?
a feeling, an awareness coming from the senses

ex. The sensation of fear gives some people goose bumps (p. 3)
What does "sensational" mean?
exciting, outstanding (p.3)
What does "senseless" mean?
foolish, not showing good judgment (p.3)
What does "sensible" mean?
wise, showing good sense (p.3)
What does "sensitive" mean?
1. easily hurt
or
2. quick to notice, feel, or react to (p.3)
What does "motel" mean?
a hotel for motorists (p.7)
What does "motionless" mean?
not moving at all; still (p.7)
What does "motivate" mean?
to move a person to action; to make a person eager to do something (p.7)
What does "motive" mean?
the reason a person does something (p.7)
What does "motor" mean?
a machine that uses some form of power, like electricity or gas, to make something move (p. 8)
What does "numerator" mean?
the number that is above the line, or to the left of a line, in a fraction (p.8)
What does "numerical" mean?
related to numbers, or a series of numbers (p. 8)
What does "numerous" mean?
many; a large number of (p. 8)
What does "delicacy" mean?
1. fineness in appearance or build
2. a food that is choice and well-prepared
3. concern for the feelings of others. (p. 12)
What does "delicate" mean?
1. easily torn or broken
2. mild, pleasing in smell or taste (p. 12)
What does "delicatessen" mean?
a shop that sells prepared foods such as cooked meats, cheeses, salads, and desserts (p. 12)
What does "delicious" mean?
pleasing to the taste (p. 13)
What does "delightful" mean?
enjoyable, very pleasant (p. 13)
What does "quest" mean?
a hunt or search (p. 13)
What does "questionable" mean?
not certain, doubtful, open to question (p. 13)
What does "questionnaire" mean?
a printed list of questions for getting information; a form to write on (p. 13)
What does the suffix "-ful" mean?
full of, having
What does the suffix "-ly" do to a word? (What part of speech does the word become?)
The "-ly" suffix usually makes a word into an ADVERB.

examples: delightfully, gracefully, rapidly
What do the suffixes "-ful" and "-less" do to words? (What part of speech do the words become?)
The "-ful" and "-less" suffixes make words into ADJECTIVES.

examples: helpless baby, cloudless sky, fearless soldier
Can a word have more than one suffix?
Yes.

Examples: carefully (-ful and -ly)
carelessly (-less and -ly)