Sentences:  The ____ could only ____ why so many of his people had
not attended ____.  The ____ contained a ____ that no one would be held
____.  The request was ____ that he would please ____.  He ____ to his ____
without a protest.  A ____ was appointed to investigate whether the
territory should be granted ____ as a state.  His ____ was such as to ____
him to tarry if he chose.

Move, mote, mob (move):  (1) move, movement, removal, remote, promote, promotion, motion, motive, emotion, commotion, motor, locomotive, mob, mobilize, automobile, moment; (2) immovable, motivate, locomotor ataxia, mobility, immobile, momentum.

Sentences:  The next ____ was his, and his ____ was profound. 
The ____ of the ____ from across the alley enabled the ____ to surge in a
threatening ____ toward the rear of the building.  At this ____ the ____
was great.  The officer whose ____ had seemed so ____ was now enabled
to ____ strong forces for the campaign.  The ____ began a slow ____
forward.  His exact ____ was not known.

Pass, path (suffer):  (1) passion, passive, impassive, impassioned, compassion, pathos, pathetic, impatient, apathy, sympathy, antipathy; (2) passible, impassible, dispassionate, pathology, telepathy, hydropathy, homeopathy, allopathy, osteopathy, neuropathic, pathogenesis.

Sentences:  With an ____ countenance he spoke of the ____ of our
Lord.  The ____ of the story moved her to ____.  He allowed his ____ no
further expression than through that one ____ shrug.  With a ____ smile he
settled back into dull ____.  His plea was ____.

Ped, pod (foot):  (1) pedal, pedestrian, pedestal, expedite, expediency, expedition, quadruped, impediment, biped, tripod, chiropodist, octopus, pew; (2) centiped, pedicle, pedometer, velocipede, sesquipedalian, antipodes, podium, polypod, polyp, Piedmont.

Sentences:  A ____ suggested that we could ____ matters by each
mounting a ____.  The loss of the ____ was a serious ____ to the rider of
the bicycle.  The ____ had me place my foot on an artist’s ____.  The
purpose of this nautical ____ was to capture a live ____.  The ____ of
having so large a ____ for the statue had not occurred to us.  A ____
scarcely recognizable as human occupied my ____.

Pell, pulse (drive):  (1) dispel, compel, propeller, repellent, repulse, repulsive, impulse, compulsory, expulsion, appeal; (2) appellate, interpellate.

Sentences:  After the ____ of the attack the, mists along the
lowlands were ____.  His manner was ____, even ____.  The revolutions of the
____ soon ____ the boatmen to shove farther off.  After his ____ he ____
for a rehearing of his case.  The act was ____, but he felt an ____ toward
it anyhow.

Pend, pense, pond (hang, weigh):  (1) pending, impending, independent, pendulum, perpendicular, expenditure, pension, suspense, expense, pensive, compensate, ponder, ponderous, preponderant, pansy, poise, pound; (2) pendant, stipend, appendix, compendium, propensity, recompense, indispensable, dispensation, dispensary, avoirdupois.