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Prefixes and Root Words

Prefixes and Root Words. Ms. Jordan’s Reading Class. English contains many words adopted from other languages.  In fact, experts estimate 80% of English words originated elsewhere.  The biggest influence on the English vocabulary is Latin . .

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Prefixes and Root Words

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  1. Prefixes and Root Words Ms. Jordan’s Reading Class

  2. English contains many words adopted from other languages.  In fact, experts estimate 80% of English words originated elsewhere.  The biggest influence on the English vocabulary is Latin. 

  3. Are you paying attention? Which language has had the biggest influence on English? • French • Latin • Spanish

  4. Here is some quick review information! ambi- means both astro- means star aud- means to hear com/con- means together chron- means time • circum- means around • cid/cis– means to cut or kill • dyn/dyna- means power • hypo- means under • hyper- means over omni- means all post- means after pre- means before un- means not

  5. Chron- means: • Time • Cut or gash • Under • Over

  6. Pro- means … • Under • Over • Not • Forward

  7. A hyperbole is • An over exaggeration • An under exaggeration • A bad exaggeration • No exaggeration

  8. A preamble goes _____ a document. • Under • Over • Before • After

  9. Michaela said that the doctor is guilty of malpractice. Malpracticemeans: • To cut • Over practicing • To spend time practicing • Bad practice

  10. The omniscient point-of-view (P.O.V.) means that the reader sees the story from: • The narrator’s perspective • All points-of-view • Female characters’ P.O.V.s only • An unhappy point of view

  11. Astro- means … • Bad/evil • Star • Time • Over

  12. If you are ambidextrous you can use… • Many hands • The wrong hand • Both hands • Only your left hand

  13. If you are dynamic person you … • Have a powerful personality • Have a shy personality • Have a funny personality • Have a split personality

  14. A hypodermic needle goes… • Under the skin • Over the skin • Around the skin • Behind the skin “derm-” means skin

  15. Margaret showed malice toward her younger sister. This means she showed: • Anger • Evil • Love • She showed her around

  16. To circumnavigate is to: • Go over • Go under • Go behind • Go around

  17. The prefix that means “to move forward”: • Pre • Post • Mis • Pro

  18. Be hyper-enthusiastic about studying for your upcoming test!

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