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    1) Root-A-Week CEPT-CIP-CAP Fill-in-the-Blanks -- myVocabulary.com

    Directions:
    To solve the Latin root CEPT-CIP-CAP vocabulary word puzzle put your answers INSIDE the boxes. The Latin root CEPT-CIP-CAP means take, get, go, receive.
    You will get back the correct answers by clicking submit at the bottom of the page, the use of the vocabulary word with the Latin root CEPT-CIP-CAP in a fill-in-the-blanks word puzzle and the percentage score of correct answers.
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    Use the Latin root CEPT-CIP-CAP vocabulary word list to solve the fill-in-the-blanks word puzzle. You have permission to make a hard copy for further Latin vocabulary root study at home or in classes.
    Vocabulary Word List:
    A list of 24 vocabulary words using the Latin root CEPT, CIP, CAP. The root CEPT : acCEPTable, acCEPTance, CAPable, CAPtive, conCEPT, conCEPTion, deCEPTion, exCEPTion, imperCEPTible, inCEPTion, interCEPT, perCEPTive, preCEPT, reCEPTacle, reCEPTive, susCEPTible; the Latin root CIP and CEIV = antiCIPate, conCEIT, deCEIVe, emanCIPate, inconCEIVable, partiCIPate, prinCIPle, reCEIPT
    A word list using the Latin root CEPT, CIP, CAP for SAT and ACT vocabulary words: CAP = CAPacious, CAPstan, CAPtion, CAPtious, CAPtivate, inCAPacitate: CIP/CEPT = inCIPient, prinCIPality, reCIPient, unexCEPTionable

    Root-A-Week CEPT-CIP-CAP Fill-in-the-Blanks -- myVocabulary.com

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