Question
The Latin prefix uni- means “having or consisting of one.” For instance, the word unicycle refers to a cycle with one wheel.
A. DIRECTIONS: Each word below uses the prefix uni-. Choose the word that accurately completes each sentence, and write the letter on the line. Use a dictionary if needed. Each word will be used only once.
a. unison
b. unilingual c. uniform
d. unilateral e. uniped
f. unicameral
1. The legislature voted to repeal the law.
2. My brother’s broken leg temporarily made him a . 3. The entire choir sang each song in with the exception of one solo. 4. Unfortunately, I can speak only English, and this makes me .
5. The houses on the block were ; it was hard to tell one from the next.
6. Rather than discussing it with the others, Logan made a decision about where the group would be eating dinner.
B. DIRECTIONS: Reread the sentences in part A. Then, match each word below with its definition, drawing a line between each pair.
1. unilateral a. a person or animal having one foot 2. unilingual b. without variations in detail 3. uniform c. speaking one language
4. unison d. involving only one party; not mutual 5. uniped e. having a single legislative chamber 6. unicameral f. behaving in the same way at the same time
A. DIRECTIONS: Each word below uses the prefix uni-. Choose the word that accurately completes each sentence, and write the letter on the line. Use a dictionary if needed. Each word will be used only once.
a. unison
b. unilingual c. uniform
d. unilateral e. uniped
f. unicameral
1. The legislature voted to repeal the law.
2. My brother’s broken leg temporarily made him a . 3. The entire choir sang each song in with the exception of one solo. 4. Unfortunately, I can speak only English, and this makes me .
5. The houses on the block were ; it was hard to tell one from the next.
6. Rather than discussing it with the others, Logan made a decision about where the group would be eating dinner.
B. DIRECTIONS: Reread the sentences in part A. Then, match each word below with its definition, drawing a line between each pair.
1. unilateral a. a person or animal having one foot 2. unilingual b. without variations in detail 3. uniform c. speaking one language
4. unison d. involving only one party; not mutual 5. uniped e. having a single legislative chamber 6. unicameral f. behaving in the same way at the same time
Answers
GPT-4o mini
### A. Fill in the blanks with the words provided:
1. The legislature voted to repeal the law. **f. unicameral**
2. My brother’s broken leg temporarily made him a **e. uniped**.
3. The entire choir sang each song in **a. unison** with the exception of one solo.
4. Unfortunately, I can speak only English, and this makes me **b. unilingual**.
5. The houses on the block were **c. uniform**; it was hard to tell one from the next.
6. Rather than discussing it with the others, Logan made a decision about where the group would be eating dinner. **d. unilateral**
### B. Match each word with its definition:
1. unilateral - **d. involving only one party; not mutual**
2. unilingual - **c. speaking one language**
3. uniform - **b. without variations in detail**
4. unison - **f. behaving in the same way at the same time**
5. uniped - **a. a person or animal having one foot**
6. unicameral - **e. having a single legislative chamber**
1. The legislature voted to repeal the law. **f. unicameral**
2. My brother’s broken leg temporarily made him a **e. uniped**.
3. The entire choir sang each song in **a. unison** with the exception of one solo.
4. Unfortunately, I can speak only English, and this makes me **b. unilingual**.
5. The houses on the block were **c. uniform**; it was hard to tell one from the next.
6. Rather than discussing it with the others, Logan made a decision about where the group would be eating dinner. **d. unilateral**
### B. Match each word with its definition:
1. unilateral - **d. involving only one party; not mutual**
2. unilingual - **c. speaking one language**
3. uniform - **b. without variations in detail**
4. unison - **f. behaving in the same way at the same time**
5. uniped - **a. a person or animal having one foot**
6. unicameral - **e. having a single legislative chamber**