Etymology Note Cards

Quiz One10 True and False QuestionsWrite out the word True or FalseQuiz One: Grading PolicyDo Now assignments will be stamped daily.You will receive points for being on time.You will not lose points for swearing or misbehaving.Notebook checks will occur every Friday.Quizzes will occur every Wednesday.The big 3 rule violations are cell phones, swearing, and eating in class.Quiz continuedYou do not receive a participation grade, but you should still participate.You will receive points for taking notes.You must include the date with your Do Now entry to receive full credit.The most important item for this class will be your notebook.

Etymology Notes 2Greek Prefixes1-13Prefix

anotWithoutlackingPrefix

amphiBothAroundof both sidesPrefix

antiAgainstOppositeRivalingIn exchange

Prefix

dia

ThroughAcrossApartbetweenPrefix

ecoutPrefix

EnEmEl

InintoPrefix

epiUponAtIn additionoverPrefix

hyperOverAboveBeyondexcessivePrefix

hypoUnderBelowLess thanPrefix

periaroundPrefix

paraBesideContrary Prefix

proBeforeIn front ofPrefix

SynSylSym

WithTogetherlikeVocabulary Assignment 1*You will turn this assignment inApathy-aAmphitheater-amphiAntitoxin-antiDiameter-diaEccentric-ecEndemic-enEpidermis-epiHyperacidity-hyper

9. Hypodermic-hypo10. Paradox-para11. Perimeter-peri12. Proscenium-pro13. Synthetic-syn

Directions: Define the word, use it in a sentence, and write down the language of origin!Etymology Notes 3Greek Prefixes14-20

14Prefix

anaUpUponAgainback15Prefix

apoFromAway fromOff

16Prefix

CatacathDownCompletelyConcerning

17Prefix

ectoOutside of18Prefix

EndoEntowithin19Prefix

MetaMetMeth

AmongWithBeyonddifferently20Prefix

prosToTowardIn additionVocabulary Assignment 2Directions: Define the following words, use it in a sentence, and tell me the origin!

AnalogyApogeeCatastropheEctodermEndoparasiteMetaphorProsthesisEpitaphAntipodes

General RemindersPrefixes appear at the beginning of the words. Suffixes appear at the end of words.

Roots usually appear in the middle of a word with either a prefix or suffix attached to the rootExample:MegaphonePhotosynthesisOrthography

21Root

AnthropMan or mankind22philLoveStrong tendency toward23Root

MisoHate

24Root

Biblbibliobook25Root

GraphGramWriteDrawDescriberecord26Root

phonSound

27Root

ScopSceptskeptLook atexamineVocabulary Assignment 3Directions: write down the definition, use it in a sentence, and the language of origin.

You will turn this assignment in!

AnthropologyPhilanthropyHemophiliaMisogamyMisogynyEuphonySkepticalPeriscopeAphonicCacophony

Special Sauces AssignmentComplete in your notebook

Define the 5 words on the worksheet.

Next, you will create words and tell me what they mean for the following categories10 created words describing the high school.5 created words describing you.5 created words describing food.

*20 total words and what they mean.Notes 28-34Write down on lined paper if you do not have your notebooks.

Remember the prefix or suffix will usually be at the beginning or end of a word BUT sometimes if it moves around in the word it could also be a root!28Prefix

EuGood Well29Prefix

CacoBad

ill30Prefix

MegaMacrolarge31Prefix

Microsmall32Prefix

TeleFarDistant33Suffix

Mania Madness forExcessive fondness34Suffix

phobiaFear ofNew Note Section (100 Words)Look Up the language of originAbjure-To recant solemnly

Abrogate-To abolish or do away with.

Abstemious-Eating and drinking in moderation4. Acumen-Quickness and keenness of judgment or insight.

5. Antebellum-Belonging to the period before the Civil WarVocabulary Assignment 4 EulogyEuphemismEuthanasia Cacophony CacographyMegalomaniac MegalopolisMicrocosm MicrobeMacroscopicTelepathyTelegenic

Directions:Write down the language or originDefine each wordUse the word in a sentence

If you do not finish today, it is homework!

You will turn this assignment in, be prepared to rip it out of your notebook or use a separate sheet of paper!35-45Study your notes!Quiz Next Tuesday

Remember the definition not the location of the prefix, root, or suffix!35Suffix

logyThe study of36Root

archRule or govern37Root

Dempeople38Root

GenGon

KindRaceOriginDescent

39Root

GynWomanFemale

40Prefix

archaancient41Prefix

heteroVarious

Unlike

42Prefix

Homo

Same

43Prefix

Oligfew44Prefix

Panall45Prefix

PolyMany

100 Words 6. Auspicious-favorable circumstances.

7. Belie-Misrepresent or to be false.

8. Bellicose-Hostile manner or temperament9. Bowdlerize-To remove material that is considered offensive.

10. Chicanery-Deception by trickery.Vocabulary Assignment 5HierarchyOligarchyDemagoguePandemicEugenicsProgenyArchaeologyHomographPanaceaPolyglotEpidemicDirections:Language of originDefinitionSentenceTodays scheduleDo NowQuiz50 pointsNotes 46-54Workstations 1 and 2

Complete Workstation 3 and weekly vocabulary tomorrow.

Quiz#21 is H

If you finish early, take out your worksheets from yesterday, and begin to work on them.Note Cards 46-54 (Notes 7)Roots may appear throughout the word!

Remember to look at context clues around the word if you are not sure what it means.

46Root

PathFeelingdisease47Root

BathoBathydepth48Root

Therapcure49Root

Hem (em)

Many times the H will drop and just em will be used in the word.

blood50Root

RheaRheo

FlowGushburst51Root

StatstasStandTop

52Root

Ergwork53Root

GnoGnosKnow54Prefix

HemiHalf100 Words11. chromosome-linear strand of DNA that carries the genes and functions of hereditary information.

12. Churlish-boorish or vulgar13. Circumlocution-the use of wordy and indirect language.

14. Notes 8Roots may appear throughout the word!!Remember you only have one day to complete the vocabulary because of the 3 day week!

Get it done!55Root

theogod56Root

geoearth57Root

heliosun58Root

DyndynamPowerForce

59Root

chronTime

60Root

chromColor

61Root

meterMeasure

62Root

centerCenterMiddle

63Root

cyclCircle

Notes 9 64-73Roots=AnywherePrefix=BeginningSuffix=End

Midterm on Thursday!This set of words deals mostly with the body.Many medical terms come from these roots.Think of the body, and these roots will be easier to remember.64Root

tomcut65Root

TonTen

stretch66Root

chirhand67Root

podfoot68Root

cephalhead69Root

dactylFinger

toe70Root

GlossGlotTongue

Language

71Root

Osteobone72Root

derm

skin73Root

Plas

MoldShapeformAnnouncements!!!Speech Presentations will start on Thursday!

You can either handwrite(ink) or type your final copy!200 potential points on the line this Thursday!

If you were absent or added stuff to your rough draft, I will check that during the vocabulary work today!Quarter 4 Notes OneYour quizzes will start back at 1.

We will continue to do reviews and exercises with the previous notes.Your final exam will still have some of the prefixes, roots, and suffixes from Quarter 3!

Notes 74-9374

Root

biolife75Root

physNaturegrowth76Root

psychMindSoulspirit77Root

somabody78Root

lithstone79Root

Petrpeterrock80Root

glyphcarving81Root

iconImageIdol

82Root

astrstar83Root

nomArrangementlaw84Root

OnomaOnym

name85Root

EcOec

Not the prefix ec which means out!House

environment86Root

Ethn

nation87Prefix

paleoancient88Prefix

neonew89Prefix

hiersacred90Suffix

ClasmclastTo breakDestructionOne who destroys91Suffix

LysislystSolutionOne who solves a problem

92Suffix

iatryiatrist

HealingOne who healsQuarter 4 Notes 2Roots may appear throughout the word.

Continue to study your notes!Quiz next Tuesday!

Vocabulary due tomorrow.93Root

CrasMix94Root

CosmOrderWorldUniverse

95Root

PolitPolis

city96Root

Top

place97Root

ThalassThalatt

sea98Root

NauNausShipsailor99Root

Plut

Wealth

100Prefix

idioOnes ownIndividual

101Prefix

ideoideaidea102Prefix

autoself103Suffix

CracyCratcraticRuleOne who rulesPertaining to rule

Quarter Four Notes 3Roots may appear throughout the word!

Suffix=endPrefix=beginning Quiz Next Tuesday!

45 points (30 old plus 13 new).

104Root

CritCrisSeparateJudgeDiscern

Example: Critical105Root

DendrTree

Example: Dendrology106Root

PhytePlant

Example: Chlorophyll107Root

AnthFlower

Example: Polyanthus

108Root

ZoAnimal

zoology109Root

hippHorse

hippopotamus110Root

DromRunningRace

hippodrome111Root

EntomInsect

Entomology112Root

EtymTrue meaning

Etymology113Root

EpWord

Cacoepy

114Root

Pronounced: phayg

PhagEat

zoophagous115Root

SporScatter

Spore116Suffix

OidismOidResemblanceThat which resembles

CycloidAdd these to the back of the worksheet!OidPhagEtymDromHippAnthDendrPlant:Animal:Race/Running:Insect:Word:Scatter:

Quarter Four Notes 4Quiz next Tuesday60 points!

All roots this week, may appear throughout the word.

Progress Reports will be sent out Monday!117Root

Gammarriage118Root

MorphForm or shape119Root

ThaumWonder120Root

TechnArt or skill121Root

Mimimitate122Root

CryptConceal, secret, or hidden123Root

PhanPhenShow, appear, or shine124Root

TropTurn or respond to125Root

TrophFeed, nourish, or growth126Root

StrophTwistAlter127Root

KlinClinLean, lie, or slope128Root

AgTo leadTo go129Root

BasBatStep or go130Root

BalBallBolblThrowQuarter Four Notes FiveFinal Notes of the year!

#s 131-150

One Weekly Quiz leftnext Tuesday!

Final Exam: Wednesday May 27

131Root

AesthEsthFeelingPerception132Root

EthHabitMoralCharacter133Root

NeurNerve134Root

PneumBreathWindLung135Root

OptSightViewEye136Root

thePutPlace137Root

ThanaDeath138Root

NecroDead139Root

TaphTomb140Root

MnemMneMemory141Root

SophWise

Wisdom142Prefix

DysDifficultBadImpaired143Root

TaxArrangement Order144Root

ToxPoison145Root

doxBelief

Opinion

146Root

PedChildInstruction

147Root

AthlPrize148Root

KineCine

Movement

Move

149Root

Palp

Feel

Touch150Prefix

ProtoFirst