Suffixes
two answers:
1. -logy / 2. -logist
1. "The study of__"
2. "One who does__"
Inter-
"Between or among"
Geo
"Earth"
Aud
"Hear"
Circum
"Around"
-less
"Without"
Put these three prefixes in order from least to most:
tri-
multi-
bi-
bi- (2), tri- (3), multi- (multiple/more than 3)
Graph / Gram
"Written, drawn, or recorded"
two answers:
1. Rupt / 2. Rupture
1. "Break or burst"
2. "The process/result of something breaking or bursting"
Auto
"Self"
What is the meaning of the two suffixes -able/-ible?
"Capable of" (able to do)
Think about the prefix de-, as it is used in the words detach or depression or depart. What does de- mean?
ⓐ be without
ⓑ take away
ⓒ remove
ⓒ remove
SURPRISE WILDCARD:
Think about the Latin root bene, as it is used in the words benevolent or beneficial. What does bene mean?
ⓐ a good guy character
ⓑ helpful
ⓒ well
ⓒ well
Think about the Latin root tract, as it is used in the words attract or distract. What does tract mean?
ⓐ push
ⓑ pull
ⓒ look
ⓑ pull
Ex- / e-
"Out of, from, or away"
SURPRISE WILDCARD:
Think about the prefix il-, as it is used in the words illegal or illegible. What does il- mean?
ⓐ wrong/incorrect
ⓑ bad
ⓒ not
ⓒ not
SURPRISE WILDCARD:
Think about the Latin root dict, as it is used in the words dictation or predict. What does dict mean?
ⓐ see
ⓑ say
ⓒ sound
ⓑ say
Think about the word megaphone:
1. How many word parts can it be broken into?
2. What are the meaning(s) of each word part?
1. 2 word parts (mega, phon)
2. mega (large), phon (sound)
Think about the Latin root gress, as it is used in the words regress or aggressive. What does gress mean?
ⓐ pull
ⓑ foot
ⓒ step
ⓒ step
Think about the suffix -ism, as it is used in the words autism or magnetism. Both of these words are best described as what?
ⓐ a process
ⓑ an action
ⓒ a condition
ⓒ a condition
Think about the suffix -ure, as it is used in the words adventure or procedure. Both of these words are best described as what?
ⓐ a process
ⓑ an action
ⓒ a condition
ⓐ a process
Think about the prefix mal-, as it is used in the words malevolent and malady. What does mal- mean?
ⓐ incorrect
ⓑ bad
ⓒ evil
ⓑ bad
Think about the Greek root duc, as it is used in the words deduction or conductor. What does duc mean?
ⓐ carry
ⓑ hear
ⓒ lead
ⓒ lead
Think about the word dentures:
1. How many word parts can it be broken into?
2. What are the meaning(s) of each word part?
1. 2 word parts (dent, -ures)
2. dent (teeth), -ure (indicating an action, result, or condition)
Think about the word disrespect:
1. How many word parts can it be broken into?
2. What are the meaning(s) of each word part?
1. 3 word parts (dis, re-, and spect)
2. dis (not), re- (again), spect (see)