3rd Quarter Daily Language
Daily Language #81
Root: maxi, mega
Vocabulary Word: labyrinth
Verb: freeze
Daily Language #82
Root: med/mid
Vocabulary Word: loquacious
Verb: get
Daily Language #83
Root: mem
Vocabulary Word: repudiate
Verb: give
Daily Language #84
Root: ment
Vocabulary Word: superficial
Verb: go
Daily Language #85
Root: micro/min
Vocabulary Word: primordial
Verb: grind
Daily Language #86
Root: mim
Vocabulary Word: prevaricate
Verb: grow
Daily Language #87
Root: miss/mit
Vocabulary Word: mellifluous
Verb: hang
Daily Language #88
Root: mob/mot
Vocabulary Word: provincial
Verb: have
Daily Language #89
Root: mort
Vocabulary Word: contemptuous
Verb: hear
Daily Language #90
Root: multi
Vocabulary Word: assertion
Verb: hide
Daily Language #91
Root: narr
Vocabulary Word: lucid
Verb: hold
Daily Language #92
Root: nat
Vocabulary Word: enigma
Verb: hurt
Daily Language #93
Root: neg
Vocabulary Word: diverse
Verb: know
Daily Language #94
Root: non
Vocabulary Word: maudlin
Verb: lay
Daily Language #95
Root: nov
Vocabulary Word: desiccate
Verb: lie
Daily Language #96
Root: numer
Vocabulary Word: farcical
Verb: leave
Daily Language #97
Root: ob
Vocabulary Word: vibrant
Verb: lend
Daily Language #98
Root: ocu
Vocabulary Word: virulent
Verb: light
Daily Language #99
Root: opt
Vocabulary Word: contrite
Verb: lose
Daily Language #100
Root: orig
Vocabulary Word: incessant
Verb: make
Daily Language #101
Root: ped
Vocabulary Word: foible
Verb: mean
Daily Language #102
Root: pend/pens
Vocabulary Word: lacerate
Verb: meet
Daily Language #103
Root: pel
Vocabulary Word: harangue
Verb: mislead
Daily Language #104
Root: poly
Vocabulary Word: exact
Verb: mistake
Daily Language #105
Root: port
Vocabulary Word: abash
Verb: rid
Daily Language #106
Root: post
Vocabulary Word: tact
Verb: rise
Daily Language #107
Root: pre
Vocabulary Word: uncouth
Verb: say
Daily Language #108
Root: prim
Vocabulary Word: fetish
Verb: see
Daily Language #109
Root: pro
Vocabulary Word: phobia
Verb: seek
Daily Language #110
Root: re
Vocabulary Word: masticate
Verb: shake
Daily Language #111
Root: rect
Vocabulary Word: laconic
Verb: shrink
Usage:
1. John Muir was a comservationist, his family came to this country from scotland in 1849.
2. After nearly losing a eye in 1867 he gived up a career in mechanics
Daily Language #112
Root: retro
Vocabulary Word: malevolent
Verb: slay
Usage:
1. Walking from the midwest to the Gulf of Mexico, him kept a journal.
2. Muir arriveded in California's yosemite valley in 1868 and decided to make it his home.
Daily Language #113
Root: rupt
Vocabulary Word: meander
Verb: slit
Usage:
1. Muir thought of Yosemite Valley as an temple a place to worship nature.
2. He spent six year in Yosemite and h was the first to realize that a glacier had formed the valley.
Daily Language #114
Root: scend/scent
Vocabulary Word: apex
Verb: sleep
Usage:
1. His writingses helped comvince Comgress to establish national parks.
2. President T Roosevelt camped with he in the Mariposa Grove a sequoia woods.
Daily Language #115
Root: san
Vocabulary Word: nadir
Verb: sow
Usage:
1. Roosevelt and him got the Mariposa Grove conbined with the rest of Yosemite under the national park
system.
2. When asked for his opinion about Yosemite, Roosevelt exclaimed Bully!
Daily Language #116
Root: scribe
Vocabulary Word: disseminate
Verb: speak
Usage:
1. Drawing are the basis for all other visual arts
2. For example most paintings frescoes and sculptures begin as drawings or sketches.
Daily Language #117
Root: se
Vocabulary Word: emaciated
Verb: stand
Usage:
1. Drawing is an ancient art examples of ancient drawings include the cave drawings of Lascaux, france, and
the huge pictures in the sand near Nazca, Peru.
2. Long before people began to make small drawings, one used sketchs as the basis for large murals.
Daily Language #118
Root: sect
Vocabulary Word: puissant
Verb: steal
Usage:
1. According to greek legend, the first drawings was simply tracings of shadows on the sand.
2. In Greek and roman antiquity, artists often drew outline sketches of there subjects.
Daily Language #119
Root: semi/hemi
Vocabulary Word: citadel
Verb: stink
Usage:
1. An immportant early immprovement on outline sketches were the addition of lines to the outline.
2. Lines and shading can make drawings, which aren't never three-dimensional, look real solid.
Daily Language #120
Root: sens
Vocabulary Word: atrophy
Verb: stride
Usage:
1. Another important inovation in the history of drawing were the development of perspective.
2. perspective is the technique of using converging lines to give the immpression of objects receding in the
distance.