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Unlimited Resources: What Would You Do and Why?

Imagine having unlimited resources and money. What dreams would you pursue to create a better world? In today's writing session, share your thoughts on what you would do and why these actions matter to you. Further, we will review prefixes from Week Two, providing context and understanding of their meanings. This is crucial for your upcoming English I-Test 2 scheduled for tomorrow. Use this class time effectively to reflect, write, and complete previous assignments. Let's make this a productive and engaging session!

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Unlimited Resources: What Would You Do and Why?

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  1. Good morning Blocks 2 and 3- Please free write this morning on:“If you had unlimited resources and money, what would you do and why?”Today- we will go over prefixes for Week Two and you will have time in class to finish your work from yesterday.  You will be given a test review for today and your English I-Test 2 will be on Friday (tomorrow). You can put the test review in your daybook.

  2. WordSkills: Lesson Two Van Geons- English I

  3. ab (abs): away, from • abduct ab (away) duct (lead) • absent ab (away) esse (to be) • abdicate ab (away) dic (speak,say) ate (make, do)

  4. amphi: both • amphibian amphi (both) bio (life) ian (related to) • ampitheater amphi (both) theatron (watch)

  5. apo: away, from, off • apology apo (away) log (word) y (result of) • apostle apo (away) stellein (send) • apostrophe apo (away) strephein (turn)

  6. bi: two • bicycle bi (two) cycl (wheel) • biennial bi (two) enn (year) ial (related to) • binomial bi (two) nom (part, name) ial (related to)

  7. con (co, col, com, cor) together, with, same • collateral col (together) later (side) al (related to) • compose com (together) pos (place, put) • congenital con (together) gen (birth) al (related to)

  8. demi: half • demigod demi (half) god (god) • demitasse demi (half) tast (basin)

  9. dys: bad, poorly • dysfunction dys (bad) fungi (perform) ion (act of) • dystrophy dys (poorly) troph (growth) y (result of) • dyslexia dys (poor) lexis (speech) ia (condition)

  10. ex (ec,ef): out • exit ex (out) it (travel) • eccentric ec (out) centr (center) ic (having characteristic of) • effuse ef (out) fus (pour)

  11. eu: good • eulogy eu (good) log (word) y (result of) • euphemism eu ( good) phem (name) ism (belief) • eugenics eu (good) gen (birth) ics (science of)

  12. fore: before, first • forefather fore (first) fader (father) • forecast fore (before) cast (cause) • forefinger fore (first) finger (finger)

  13. Hyper: above, beyond, over • hyperactive hyper (above) act (do) ive (that which) • hyperbole hyper (above) ballein (throw) • hypercritical hyper (above) crit (judge) al (related to)

  14. hypo: under • Hypothermia hypo (under) therm (heat) ia (condition) • hypocenter hypo(under) centr (center) • hypodermic hypo (under) derm (skin) ic (related to)

  15. mega (megal): large, great • megaphone mega(large)phon(sound) • megalith mega(large)lith(stone,rock) • megalomania megal (great) mania (obsession)

  16. mono: one, single • monarchy mono (one) arch (rule, government) y (result of) • monocle mono (one) ocul (eye) • monogamy mono (one) gam (marriage, spouse) y (result of)

  17. neo: new • neonatal neo (new) nat (birth) al (related to) • neolithic neo (new) lith (stone,rock) ic (related to ) • neophyte neo (new) phyt (plant)

  18. non: not • nonconformist non (not) con (with) form (shape) ist (one who) • nonflammable non (not) flam (fire) able (able) • nonverbal non (not) verb (word) al (related to)

  19. pen: almost • peninsula Pen (almost) insula (island) • penultimate pen (almost) ultim (high) ate (make, do) • penumbra pen (almost) umbra (shade)

  20. prim (prin): first • primary prim (first) ary (related to) • primogeniture prim (first) gen (born) ure (state of) • prince prin (first) cept (take)

  21. poly: many • polytheism poly (many) the (god) ism (belief) • polygamy poly (many) gam (marriage, spouse) y (result of) • polygon poly (many) gon (side, angle)

  22. preter: above, beyond, past • preterhuman preter (beyond) humain (human) • preternatural preter (beyond)natura (nature) • pretermit preter (beyond) mit (send)

  23. quasi: having likeness, resembling • quasistellar quasi (like) stell (star) ar (related to) • quasi-judicial quasi (resembling) jud (evaluate) ial (related to) • quasisuccessful quasi (like) suc (under) cess (go) ful (full of)

  24. re: back, again • recognize re (again) cogn (know) ize (make) • regress re (back) gress (go) • revert re (back) vert (turn)

  25. semi: half • semiannual Semi (half) ann (year) al (related to) • Semicircle semi (half) circl (circle) • semifinal semi (half) fin (end) al (related to)

  26. super: above, beyond, over • superscribe super (above) scrib (write) • superb (above) • supervise super (over) vis (see)

  27. un: not • unarm un (not) arm (weapon) • unconscious un (not) con (with) sci (know) ious (full of) • unequal un (not) equ (equal)

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