1. junct, join, jug = to join, meet, or link
conjoined (adj.) joined together; united
ant. – united; inseparable
syn. - dividable, separable
Write two sentences –one in which you use the word and one in which you use an
antonym or synonym of the word.
conjugate (v.) to join together or match a correct verb in grammar ant: - disconnect, divide syn: - connect, match Write two sentences –one in which you use the word and one in which you use an antonym or synonym of the word.

2. junct, join, jug = to join, meet, or link
conjunction (n.) a word that joins words, phrases and sentences ant: - detachment, disconnection syn: - union; agreement Write two sentences –one in which you use the word and one in which you use an antonym or synonym of the word.
disjointed (adj.) not connected; having no flow in thinking ant. – ordered, united syn. - divided, split Write two sentences –one in which you use the word and one in which you use an antonym or synonym of the word.

3. junct, join, jug = to join, meet, or link
join (v.) to become included
ant. – disjoin, separate
syn. – affix; attach
Write two sentences –one in which you use the word and one in which you use an
antonym or synonym of the word.
joint (n.) a place or part of a body where two bones join together, usually to accommodate movement
Create a multiple-choice question for this word that has four options.

4. junct, join, jug = to join, meet, or link
joint committee (n.) a committee with members from both the Senate and the House of Representatives
Create a multiple-choice question for this word that has four options.
jugular (n.) a vein that joins the head and the heart
Create a multiple-choice question for this word that has four options.

5. junct, join, jug = to join, meet, or link
junction (n.) the place where two highways or two sets of railroad tracks cross syn. – intersection, convergence Write two sentences –one in which you use the word and one in which you use an antonym or synonym of the word.
rejoin (v.) to get together again
ant. – reconcile; reconvene
Write two sentences –one in which you use the word and one in which you use an
antonym or synonym of the word.

6. rupt = break
abrupt (adj.) sudden; unexpected ant. – delayed, lingering syn. – fleeting, impulsive Write two sentences –one in which you use the word and one in which you use an antonym or synonym of the word.
bankrupt (adj.) to be out of money; financially ruined
ant. – rich, wealthy
ant. – broke, impoverished
Write two sentences –one in which you use the word and one in which you use an
antonym or synonym of the word.

7. corrupt (adj.) evil; dishonest
rupt = break
corrupt (adj.) evil; dishonest
ant. – crooked, shady
syn. – honest, trustworthy
Write two sentences –one in which you use the word and one in which you use an
antonym or synonym of the word.
corruptible (adj.) able to become bad, dishonest
ant. – ethical
syn.. – dishonest, unethical
Write two sentences –one in which you use the word and one in which you use an
antonym or synonym of the word.

8. rupt = break
disrupt (v.) to cause confusion ant. – organize, arrange syn. – muddle, agitate Write two sentences –one in which you use the word and one in which you use an antonym or synonym of the word.
disruption (n.) bothersome, annoying break in concentration ant. – continuation syn. - interruption, splitting Write two sentences –one in which you use the word and one in which you use an antonym or synonym of the word.

9. rupt = break
interrupt (v.) to break into somethisg such as someone’s conversation or concentration
ant. – wait
syn. – barge in, intrude
Write two sentences –one in which you use the word and one in which you use an
antonym or synonym of the word.
interruption (n.) something that breaks into what in being done; an unplanned event that breaks up an activity ant. –continuation syn. – disturbance, pause Write two sentences –one in which you use the word and one in which you use an antonym or synonym of the word.

10. rupt = break
rupture (v.) to burst or break open
ant. – breach, disrupt
syn. – close, mend
Write two sentences –one in which you use the word and one in which you use an
antonym or synonym of the word.
erupt (v.) to explode ant. – deflate syn. – burst, shatter Write two sentences –one in which you use the word and one in which you use an antonym or synonym of the word.