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Root Words - Mit / Miss

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  • The army launched a "missile" toward the target miles away.
    Missile: A weapon designed to be sent directly to a target
  • The rescue team’s "mission" was to find and save hikers lost in the storm.
    Mission: an important assignment
  • The army launched a device that flew through the air and hit a faraway target.
    transmit
    omit
    mission
    missile
  • The rescue team’s __________ was to reach people trapped by the flood.
    submit
    mission
    admit
    intermission
  • The army launched a __________ that flew quickly toward its target.
    remit
    admit
    dismiss
    missile
  • My mom mailed the electric company a check to pay our bill for the month.
    transmit
    admit
    intermission
    remit
  • The teacher allowed the late student to come into class after he apologized.
    omit
    admit
    missile
    remit
  • The firefighters’ goal was to save everyone trapped in the burning building.
    intermission
    transmit
    mission
    dismiss
  • During the concert, there was a short break so people could stand up and stretch.
    admit
    Intermission
    transmit
    mission
  • Please "remit" your payment by the end of the month so your electricity won’t be turned off.
    Remit: send back, such as a bill
  • Cell phones "transmit" signals so people can talk to each other across long distances.
    Transmit: to send something (a message or signal) to another place; to pass along a contagious illness
  • Every month my parents have to __________ a check to pay the rent.
    transmit
    remit
    omit
    intermission
  • I forgot to write my name on my homework before turning it in.
    omit
    transmit
    mission
    dismiss
  • Root Word: Mit / Miss
    Meaning: To send --- Notice how each word involves sending something in or out
  • The radio tower helped send messages and music to people miles away.
    transmit
    omit
    intermission
    submit
  • During the movie’s "intermission", everyone went to get popcorn before the second half started.
    Intermission: A break in the middle of a performance
  • The knight bowed before the queen and __________ to her authority.
    emit
    admit
    remit
    Submit
  • When the fire alarm rang, the principal told everyone they could leave the building.
    transmit
    intermission
    dismiss
    submit
  • The volcano released a cloud of smoke that spread through the sky.
    mission
    intermission
    emit
    submit
  • The radio tower helps __________ signals from one city to another.
    emit
    missile
    transmit
    dismiss
  • The teacher "dismissed" the class early because the fire drill alarm went off.
    Dismiss: Let someone leave
  • Halfway through the play there was a short __________ so the audience could get snacks.
    dismiss
    submit
    mission
    Intermission
  • The volcano suddenly began to __________ clouds of ash and smoke into the air.
    omit
    missile
    emit
    transmit
  • The artist turned in her entry for the school’s drawing contest before the deadline.
    transmit
    submit
    omit
    dismiss
  • You must be careful not to "omit" any answers on your test, or you’ll lose points.
    Omit: to leave out, to not send
  • When the king gave an order, the soldiers bowed their heads and "submit" to his command.
    Submit: to give in to another's power
  • After standing outside for a few minutes, the security guard opened the door and "admit" us into the museum.
    Admit: Allow to enter
  • After the fire drill, the teacher said we could __________ and go home.
    admit
    mission
    transmit
    dismiss
  • When the guard saw our tickets, he __________ us into the concert
    remit
    submit
    dismiss
    admit
  • Be careful not to __________ your name on the test or it won’t be graded.
    Omit
    submit
    admit
    transmit
  • The old car "emitted" thick black smoke as it drove up the hill.
    Emit: To give off a smell or sound