Use Greek and Latin roots to understand words

Grade 6 Reading Worksheet - Challenge Me

NameDate

Circle the best answer.

  1. Trans | mit | ter. Ari reads: “The transmitter sent a signal from the hill and reached the classroom.” What does transmitter mean?

    • a device across a hill
    • a signal for classrooms
    • a device sending signals across
    • a device receiving signals
  2. Dis | miss | ed. Bo reads: “The meeting dismissed students, and students left for clubs.” What does dismissed mean?

    • asked to remain longer
    • clubs after the meeting
    • moved apart at a meeting
    • sent away to leave
  3. Bene | fic | iary. Esme reads: “The beneficiary received the donated paint set and used it in class.” What does beneficiary mean?

    • a donated paint set
    • a person making good things
    • a person receiving a benefit
    • a person giving a benefit
  4. Bene | diction. Jun reads: “The benediction note wished the graduating class courage and joy.” What does benediction mean?

    • words listing class rules
    • courage and joy offered
    • words wishing someone well
    • a way of saying words
  5. Manu | euver. Luz reads: “The driver's careful maneuver turned the long bus into the tight parking space.” What does maneuver mean?

    • a clever trick to win an advantage
    • hard work done over a long time
    • a bus in a tight parking space
    • a skilled move to change position
  6. Vac | ate. Milo reads: “The club will vacate the seats before the visitors arrive.” What does vacate mean?

    • seats for the visitors
    • fill a place with chairs
    • ready a place for action
    • move out and leave empty
  7. Vac | ation. Noah reads: “During the spring vacation, the class had no lessons and took a trip to the lake.” What does vacation mean?

    • the act of going somewhere
    • a class trip to the lake
    • a time free from school or work
    • an empty room waiting to be filled
  8. In | script | ion. Pia reads: “The inscription on the display card carried a name and date.” What does inscription mean?

    • writing kept inside something
    • words written on something
    • words read out loud
    • a name and date
  9. Post | script. Ren reads: “The letter ended with a postscript that added one more idea after the signature.” What does postscript mean?

    • extra writing added after the end
    • writing added before the start
    • an idea after a signature
    • writing sent through the mail
  10. Per | jur | y. Zee reads: “The perjury statement was untrue after a promise to tell facts.” What does perjury mean?

    • a statement made fully and carefully
    • a promise to tell facts
    • a true statement under oath
    • a false statement under oath
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Answer Key - Grade 6 Reading Worksheet - Challenge Me

Circle the best answer.

  1. Trans | mit | ter. Ari reads: “The transmitter sent a signal from the hill and reached the classroom.” What does transmitter mean?

    • a device across a hill
    • a signal for classrooms
    • a device sending signals across
    • a device receiving signals
  2. Dis | miss | ed. Bo reads: “The meeting dismissed students, and students left for clubs.” What does dismissed mean?

    • asked to remain longer
    • clubs after the meeting
    • moved apart at a meeting
    • sent away to leave
  3. Bene | fic | iary. Esme reads: “The beneficiary received the donated paint set and used it in class.” What does beneficiary mean?

    • a donated paint set
    • a person making good things
    • a person receiving a benefit
    • a person giving a benefit
  4. Bene | diction. Jun reads: “The benediction note wished the graduating class courage and joy.” What does benediction mean?

    • words listing class rules
    • courage and joy offered
    • words wishing someone well
    • a way of saying words
  5. Manu | euver. Luz reads: “The driver's careful maneuver turned the long bus into the tight parking space.” What does maneuver mean?

    • a clever trick to win an advantage
    • hard work done over a long time
    • a bus in a tight parking space
    • a skilled move to change position
  6. Vac | ate. Milo reads: “The club will vacate the seats before the visitors arrive.” What does vacate mean?

    • seats for the visitors
    • fill a place with chairs
    • ready a place for action
    • move out and leave empty
  7. Vac | ation. Noah reads: “During the spring vacation, the class had no lessons and took a trip to the lake.” What does vacation mean?

    • the act of going somewhere
    • a class trip to the lake
    • a time free from school or work
    • an empty room waiting to be filled
  8. In | script | ion. Pia reads: “The inscription on the display card carried a name and date.” What does inscription mean?

    • writing kept inside something
    • words written on something
    • words read out loud
    • a name and date
  9. Post | script. Ren reads: “The letter ended with a postscript that added one more idea after the signature.” What does postscript mean?

    • extra writing added after the end
    • writing added before the start
    • an idea after a signature
    • writing sent through the mail
  10. Per | jur | y. Zee reads: “The perjury statement was untrue after a promise to tell facts.” What does perjury mean?

    • a statement made fully and carefully
    • a promise to tell facts
    • a true statement under oath
    • a false statement under oath