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Base Word- LEG

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  • Decide if the LEG root in the following words refers to LAW or READING/CHOOSING: Illegal (against the rules)
    law
  • Decide if the LEG root in the following words refers to LAW or READING/CHOOSING: Legitimate (following the rules/real)
    law
  • After high school, many students choose to go to __________ to keep learning.
    college
    lecture
    legacy
    legal
  • What is a "delegate"?
    A person chosen to represent a group.
    A type of law book.
    A student who is graduating from college.
    A very old story about a hero.
  • If your handwriting is "legible," what does that mean?
    It is messy and hard to see.
    It is clear enough to be read.
    It is written in a different language.
    It is written with a special pen.
  • A "legislator" is a person whose job is to:
    Make or write laws.
    Read stories to children.
    Choose the lunch menu for a school.
    Drive a college bus.
  • What are the two main meanings of the Latin root LEG?
    Law and to read/choose
    To go and to move
    To throw and to catch
    To carry and to bring
  • It is a __________ requirement to wear a seatbelt while riding in a car.
    legal
    legacy
    college
    lecture
  • My aunt is a professor, so she has to give a __________ to her students every morning.
    college
    legal
    legacy
    lecture
  • Which word describes something that is NOT allowed by the law?
    Legend
    Illegal
    Legacy
    Legal
  • After 40 years of teaching, the principal left behind a __________ of kindness.
    lecture
    legacy
    legal
    college
  • Decide if the LEG root in the following words refers to LAW or READING/CHOOSING: Lecture (a talk or reading)
    reading/choosing
  • Decide if the LEG root in the following words refers to LAW or READING/CHOOSING: Legible (easy to see/understand)
    Reading/choosing
  • Decide if the LEG root in the following words refers to LAW or READING/CHOOSING: Legislature (a group that makes rules)
    law
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