
| Nomen_______________________ | Dies______________ |
| Latin I | Plastic Man | @ 5pts.=110pts. |
Using this chart, help Plastic Man fill in the blanks on the Wordgame
| per capita | caput - head | per head, by head |
| decapitate | caput - head | to cut off a head |
| superficial | facies - face | on the surface |
| facial | facies - face | pertaining to the face |
| collar | collum - neck | part of a garment encircling the neck |
| collet | collum - neck | a metal collar used in watchmaking |
| humeral | humerus - shoulder | relating to the shoulder |
| pectoral | pectus - chest | relating to the chest |
| expectorate | pectus - chest | to spit |
| coronary | cor - heart | relating to the heart |
| cordial | cor - heart | friendly |
| abdominal | abdomen - abdomen | relating to the abdomen |
| brace | bracchium - arm | support |
| bracelet | bracchium - arm | decorative item worn around the wrist |
| manipulate | manus - hand | to operate or control by skilled use of hands |
| manufacture | manus - hand | to make |
| digital | digitus - finger | relating to the finger or to an Arabic numeral |
| femoral | femur - thigh | relating to the thigh |
| genuflect | genu - knee | to bend the knee |
| crural | crus - leg | pertaining to the leg |
| pedestrian | pes - foot | a person traveling on foot |
| pedal | pes - foot | a lever operated by foot |
Wordgame Plastic Man
Plastic Man has grabbed a bunch of derivatives and cognates with his elongated arms. Help him get rid of the derivatives and cognates by placing them in the proper sentences. Appropriate Latin roots are given after each sentence to help you.
Taken from: LATIN, LANGUAGE OF THE HEALTH SCIENCES by American Classical League Written by Dr Rudolph Masciantonio, Assistant Director of Foreign Language Education for the Philadelphia School District with the advice and assistance of the School District's Latin and Greek Curriculum Committee.
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