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    This document provides a study guide for Greek and Latin root words, with examples. It lists 10 prefixes/suffixes and their meanings, such as "im, non, un, dis, mis, in" meaning negative or not. It then adds 10 new Greek and Latin roots to study for an upcoming quiz, along with their meanings and examples. Students are instructed to continue studying a separate sheet on common idioms and adages, as those will also be on the test.

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    This document provides a study guide for Greek and Latin root words, with examples. It lists 10 prefixes/suffixes and their meanings, such as "im, non, un, dis, mis, in" meaning negative or not. It then adds 10 new Greek and Latin roots to study for an upcoming quiz, along with their meanings and examples. Students are instructed to continue studying a separate sheet on common idioms and adages, as those will also be on the test.

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    Greek and Latin Root Word Study Guide

    Continue to Study the Grade Level specific Greek and Latin Roots (study the yellow paper and the hot
    pink paper)

    Prefixes/suffixes Description Example

    1. Im, non, un, dis, mis, in Negative, not, no Unimpressed= not impressed
    2. Re again Revisit= visit again
    3. -ty, -ity Actof, process of, done with Sincerity, longevity
    conviction
    4. Pre, ex, fore, under Shows position Before, underneath
    5. Uni, bi, tri Shows amount or size Unicorn= one corn
    6. -ly, -ily How something is happily
    7. -er, -est Used to compare 2 things happier
    8. -y, -ful, -less Shows quantity Beautiful= having beauty
    9. -ness condition Illness=shows you are ill
    10. -en action Driven=you have drive

    Add these NEW Greek and Latin Roots to your List of Words to Know for the Quiz Nov.2.2018.

    Root Description Example


    1. mania Madness/insanity Kleptomania (likes to steal)
    2. pan All/every panoramic
    3. path Suffering, disease, sickening sympathy, pathological
    4. phobia fear acrophobia
    5. pyro fire pyrolysis
    6. quer, quir, ques, quis Search, seek, ask Quest, inquisitive
    7. migr Moving/wander migrate
    8. sent/sens feel sensitive
    9. vid/vis See/visual Video, visible
    10. vac empty vacancy
    11. miss/mit Send/let go Transmit, remit, omit

    Also, continue to study the green sheet titled “common idioms/adages”. These will also be on the test!

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