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Unit 6 WC review

This review focuses on key vocabulary terms from Unit 6, emphasizing their meanings and etymological roots. It highlights various prefixes and suffixes, illustrating their impact on word construction. Key terms covered include "ton," "pachyderm," "cephalalgia," and "monotone," with hints to aid in understanding their usage. Additionally, it explores the interplay of language and meaning, providing insights into related concepts like inflammation, the structure of words, and methods of communication. This resource is invaluable for enhancing language skills and vocabulary comprehension.

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Unit 6 WC review

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  1. Unit 6 WC review

  2. tom HINT: cut

  3. ton, ten HINT: The spelling of “ton” is close to it’s meaning! stretch; tone

  4. chir Chirp! HINT: A bird in the hand is worth more than two in the bush. hand

  5. pod HINT: foot

  6. cephal HINT: head

  7. dactyl HINT: finger; toe

  8. gloss; glott; glot HINT: tongue; language

  9. osteo HINT: bone

  10. derm, dermat HINT: Dumbo is a pachyderm. skin

  11. plas, plasm, plast HINT: mold; shape; form

  12. pachy HINT: thick

  13. tauto HINT: same

  14. algia, algy HINT: pain

  15. itis HINT: inflammation

  16. machy, -machia HINT: Telemachus did this with Odysseus. war; fight

  17. atom HINT: AT O M cut not Smallest particle of matter that cannot be cut

  18. osteotomy HINT: O S T E OT O M Y bone cut Surgical cutting and removal of bone

  19. monotone HINT: M O N OT O N E one tone Vocal utterance in one unvaried tone

  20. chirography HINT: C H I R O G R A P H Y write hand Penmanship; handwriting

  21. cephalopod HINT: C E P H A L O P O D foot head Mollusks with tentacles around the head

  22. chiromancy HINT: C H I R O M A N C Y prophecy hand foretelling of future by reading palm or hand

  23. cephalalgia HINT: C E P H A LA L G I A pain head headache

  24. dactylology HINT: D A C T Y L O L O G Y finger Sign language

  25. polyglot HINT: P O L YG L O T language many One who speaks several or many languages

  26. pachyderm HINT: P A C H YD E R M skin thick thick skinned

  27. dermatitis HINT: D E R M A T I T I S inflammation skin Inflammation of the skin

  28. hypodermic HINT: H Y P OD E R M I C skin under Under the skin

  29. plastic HINT: P L A S T I C mold, shape, form, substance capable of being molded

  30. tautology HINT: T A U T O L O G Y same Needless repetition; saying the same thing over and over

  31. logomachy HINT: L O G O M A C H Y War; fight word; speech fight or battle using words

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