Sentences:  The young ____ was placed on ____.  The will was brought
into the ____ court.  It is ____ that such ____ as his will win the ____ of
evil-doers.

Rupt (break):  (1 and 2 combined) rupture, abrupt, interrupt, disrupt, eruption, incorruptible, irruption, bankrupt, rout, route, routine.

Sentences:  The volcano was in ____.  Though ____, he remained
____.  The ____ of the barbarians ____ these reforms.  The organization was
____ after having already been put to ____.  The ____ he had chosen led to
a ____ in their relationships.  It was ____ work.

Sed, sid(e), sess (seat):  (1) sedulous, sedentary, supersede, subside, preside, reside, residue, possess, assessment, session, seige; (2) sediment, insidious, assiduous, subsidy, obsession, see (noun), assize.

Sentences:  The ____ was so small that he scarcely noticed he ____
it.  The officer was ____ in making the ____ upon every tax-payer fair. 
During the ____ Congress remained in ____.  He ____ in the city and has a
____ occupation.  When the officer who ____ is firm, such commotions will
quickly ____.  He ____ the disgraced commander.

Sequ, secu, sue (follow):  (1) sequel, sequence, consequence, subsequent, consecutive, execute, prosecute, persecute, sue, ensue, suitor, suitable, pursuit, rescue, second; (2) obsequies, obsequious, sequester, inconsequential, non sequitur, executor, suite.

Sentences:  On the ____ day they continued the ____.  In the ____
chapter of the ____ the heroine is ____.  The ____ of events is hard to
follow.  The ____ was that her brother began to ____ her ____.  The district
attorney ____ six ____ offenders, but thought it useless to bring any ____
offender to trial.  It was a ____ occasion.

Shear, share, shore (cut, separate):  (1 and 2 combined) shear, sheer, shred, share, shard, scar, score, (sea)shore, shorn, shroud, shire, sheriff.

Sentences:  The ____ had on his face a ____ made by a ____ thrown at
him.  In that ____ an old custom for every one to ____ in the ____ the
sheep.  There was, instead of the usual ____ a cliff that rose from the
sea.  All ____ as the freshman was, he had hardly a ____ of his former
dignity.  The ____ was very one-sided.  A ____ of mist was about him.

Sign (sign):  (1) sign, signal, signify, signature, consign, design, assign, designate, resignation, insignificant; (2) ensign, signatory, insignia.

Sentences:  He ____ his approval of the ____.  The disturbance
caused by his ____ was ____.  He ____ no reason for ____ those particular
men.  As he could not write his own ____, I ____ the document for him.  It
was a ____ defeat.

Solve, solu (loosen):  (r) solve, resolve, dissolve, solution, dissolute, resolute, absolute; (2) solvent, absolution, indissoluble, assoil.