Rooty*Hoot*Hoot® - Puzzle #1 "text":

• Answer 1:--12 letter noun--root is SERVA = protect -- word means:
  *** the act or process of keeping alive, in existence, safe from harm or injury, protecting or sparing
• Answer 2:--9 letter noun--root is TOLERA = bear -- word means:
  *** a fair and permissive attitude toward those whose race, religion, nationality, etc. differ from one's own; freedom from bigotry
• Answer 3:--10 letter noun--root is PATI = suffer -- word means:
  *** a feeling of deep sympathy and sorrow for someone struck by misfortune, accompanied by a desire to alleviate the suffering
• Answer 4:--12 letter adjective--root is PUT = think -- word means:
  *** not debatable or deniable; incontestable; no difference of opinion

PUZZLE #1 - Rooty*Hoot*Hoot® - Answer Sheet.

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"Hi, I'm Auntie Nym, Professor Emeritus at Vocabulary University®.
The 4 famous women in history in the puzzle ABOVE (Dian Fossey, Helen Keller, Florence Nightingale and Amelia Earhart) are of renown. Can you match them to the facts below? Their birth date and death are in parentheses.

• a=Dian Fossey, b=Helen Keller, c=Florence Nightingale, d=Amelia Earhart
• 1 - the founder of the nursing profession (1820-1910)
• 2 - one of the most famous advocates for the blind (1897-1968)
• 3 - an aviator whose accomplishments were ahead of most people in her time (1897-1937)
• 4 - a primatologist working with the mountain gorillas in Rwanda (1932-1985)

Rooty*Hoot*Hoot® - Puzzle #2 "text":

• Answer 5:--13 letter noun--root is LABOR = work -- word means:
  *** the process of working together or cooperating, esp. in a joint intellectual exercise
• Answer 6:--10 letter noun--root is TEMPER = adjust -- word means:
  *** habitual moderation in any indulgence, appetite, etc.; total abstinence from alcoholic liquors
• Answer 7:--8 letter noun -- root is SUFFRAG = vote for -- word means:
  *** the right to vote, esp. in a political election
• Answer 8:--12 letter noun -- root is ABOLE = destroy -- word means:
  *** a person involved with the act of doing away with completely (a law, custom, condition, etc.)

PUZZLE #2 - Rooty*Hoot*Hoot® - Answer Sheet.

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"Hi, I'm Dick Shinary, Chancellor of Literacy at Vocabulary University."
The 4 famous women in history in the puzzle ABOVE (Sarah Winnemucca, Susan B. Anthony, Mary Wollstonecraft and Harriet Tubman) are noted for many things. Can you match them to the facts below?

• a=Sarah Winnemucca, b=Susan B. Anthony, c=Mary Wollstonecraft, d=Harriet Tubman
• 1 - the woman known as the "Moses of her people"
• 2 - the only women honored on US currency
• 3 - the author who wrote the "bible" of the women's rights movement
• 4 - a city in Nevada named because of her accomplishments

Rooty*Hoot*Hoot® - Puzzle #3 "text":

• Answer 9:--13 letter noun--root is TAIN = keep, hold -- word means:
  *** amusement; something affording pleasure esp. a performance; the act of amusing, diverting
• Answer 10:--9 letter noun--root is SOL = the sun -- word means:
  *** a person, thing or group that is set apart as for purposes of study
• Answer 11:--9 letter verb--root is GREG = group -- word means:
  *** to separate, cut off, or set apart from others; to isolate
• Answer 12:--12 letter noun--root is HOMO = human being -- word means:
  *** a person actively engaged in promoting human welfare & social reforms, as a philanthropist

PUZZLE #3 - Rooty*Hoot*Hoot® - Answer Sheet.

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"Hi, I'm Crossword, the Mascot at Vocabulary University.
The 4 famous women in history in the puzzle ABOVE (Bessie Smith, Marie Curie, Harriet Beecher-Stowe and Indira Gandhi) are also noted for many things. Can you match them to the facts below?

• a=Bessie Smith, b=Marie Curie, c=Harriet Beecher-Stowe, d=Indira Gandhi
• 1 - the first woman to receive a second Nobel Prize in 1911
• 2 - the leader of the world's largest democracy for 22 years starting in 1966
• 3 - the author who lived during the Civil War and wrote about slavery
• 4 - the "Queen of the Blues" for her records, radio and vaudeville work

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