Memory Game 2 for Mobile:
Proceed to Success

Play Memory Game 2 for mobile to practice words derived from the Latin root cedere, which means 'to go' or 'to yield.' They include access, inaccessible, concede, concession, excessive (too much!-- it goes over the limit!), precede and precedent, proceed, proceedings, process, and procession (each with a different meaning), recession, succession, and success.

This game grid has been made very long and narrow to fit cell phone screens. If you have a larger screen or can play with your phone on its side, you might prefer the original memory game 2, with only 3 rows so you don't need to scroll.

Use the prefix meanings to guess the word that goes with each meaning-- or just keep trying until you get the right match.

This game won't teach them all-- but it will give you a good start. There are more (as well as a different way to practice matching some of the same words) on Important Latin Roots.

How to Play

Instructions: Your goal is to turn over 2 cards that belong together: a word and its (simplified) definition. There are twelve cards in 6 rows. Players (if you are playing with someone) take turns choosing two cards to turn over. If the cards match, they will stay face up, and the player who chose them wins that pair. 

If they do not match, they will turn back over. (Try to remember their locations. If you find a match for one of them later, you want to be able to find it again.) Continue to turn over two cards at a time until all have been matched. The player with the most matches wins.

If you are playing with others, the object of this game is to win the most pairs of cards. By yourself, see how quickly you can match all the words with their definitions. Play it again to watch your speed go up. (Card locations will be different each new game. Memorize meanings, not locations!)

Click to find the matching cards:

Again, Important Latin Roots has more information on words made from cedere and five other very useful roots. Roots, Prefixes, and Suffixes and its links to other pages explain how words are put together.

Try some other concentration games for mobile: Memory Game 1, with the root quaerere, or Memory Game 3 with vertere, or Custom Memory Game 1 or Game 2 to practice phrasal verb idioms, or a simple kids' matching game just for fun.

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