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Ms. Adame 8 th Grade Language Arts Greek and Latin Roots

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Greek and Latin Roots. Ms. Adame 8 th Grade Language Arts. Root Words. Many of the words we use today came from Greek or Latin words used in the past. A root is the basic element of a word. Most roots need to be combined with other elements in order to be a complete word. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Greek and Latin Roots

Ms. Adame

8th Grade Language Arts

Greek and Latin Roots

Page 2: Greek and Latin Roots

Root WordsMany of the words we use today came from Greek or Latin words used in the past.

A root is the basic element of a word.

Most roots need to be combined with other elements in order to be a complete word.Remember: the roots, in most

cases, are NOT words. They are PARTS of words.

Being able to identify roots within words can help build your comprehension when you read.

Page 3: Greek and Latin Roots

Greek/Latin Roots 1

aer, aero: airaerate: (verb) to expose to the circulation of air

aerobicaerodynamic

ambi, amphi: both, on both sidesambiguous: (adj.) having several possible meanings

ambidextrousamphibian

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Greek/Latin Roots 1

amo: loveamorous: (adj.) showing or expressing love

amiableparamour

andro: maleandrogynous: (adj.) having both male and female characteristics

androidandrocentric

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Greek/Latin Roots 1

anthrop: human, humankindmisanthropy: (noun) hatred of mankind

anthropologyphilanthropy

anni, annu: yearPer annum: (noun) for the year

anniversaryannual

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Define the two examples for each of the roots (12 words). Make sure you write the part of speech (verb, adjective, noun, etc.)

Due Tuesday

Homework

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Each week (MONDAY), you will be given six new roots to memorize. You will also have various homework assignments to help you memorize the roots.

Every Friday, you will have a Greek/Latin Roots quiz

You will have Unit Exams on every 18 roots you learn

You will have a midterm on the root words at the half-way mark

You will have a final exam on ALL the root words at the end of the year

Weekly Roots

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aqua, aque: waterastro, aster: stars or heavenaud: hearbene: good, wellbio: lifeced,ceed, cess: go, yield, surrender

Greek/Latin Roots 2

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Roots 2: Words to Define for HomeworkMake sure you also

find the part of speech!

1. aquarium2. aquatic3. asterisk4. astrology5. audience6. audible

7. benefit8. benevolent9. antibiotic10.biopsy11.cede12.succeed

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chron: timecid: killcine: motionciner: ashcirc: circleciv: citizen

Greek/Latin Roots 3

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Find the Part of Speech and Define

1. chronic2. synchronize3. genocide4. pesticide5. cinema6. cinematograph

er

7. incineration8. cinerary9. circus10.circumferen

ce11.civilian12.civility

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Unit 1 Rootsaer, aero: airambi, amphi:

bothamo: loveandro: maleanthrop: human,

human kindanni, annu: yearaqua, aque: waterastro, aster:

stars, heavenaud: hear

bene: good, wellbio: lifecede, ceed, cess:

go, yield, surrender

chron: timecid: killcine: motionciner: ashcirc: circleciv: citizen

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Which of these words means: to go along with; agree to

anxious accedeaerate

Answer: accedeHow do you know:

The root “cede” means “go, yield, surrender”

Unit 1 Test Prep

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Which of these words means: occurs all the time

chronic biologyaerate

Answer: chronicHow do you know:

The root “chron” means “time”

Unit 1 Test Prep

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Which of these words means: one who studies the stars

chronic biologyastronomer

Answer: astronomerHow do you know:

The root “astro” means “stars or heaven”

Unit 1 Test Prep

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Roots Unit 2

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clar: clearcogn: know or knowledgecon, com: with or togethercorp: bodycred: believe or beliefcyclo: circle or around

Roots 4

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BE SURE TO FIND THE PART OF SPEECH!!!

Roots 4: Words to define for homework

•declaration•clarity•incognito•cognitive•conjoin•combine

•corporal•corpse•creed•incredulous•cycle•encyclopedia

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dict: speak, speechdoc: teachdomin: masterdorm: sleepduc: leadequi: equal

Roots #5

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BE SURE TO FIND THE PART OF SPEECH!!!

Roots 5: Words to define for homework

•dictate•contradict•doctrine•document•dominion•domain

•dormant•dormitory•Induce•seduce•equinox• equilibrium

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flu, flux: flowgen: birth, beginninggraph: written, drawngyn: femalehetero: differenthomo: same

Roots 6

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1.fluctuate2. influx3.generation4.genesis5.biography6.autograph

Roots 6: Words to define for homework

7. misogynist8. androgynous

9. heterogeneous

10. heterosexual

11. homonym12. homogeneous

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Roots/Definition Roots/Definition

clar: clear dorm: sleepcogn: know, knowledge

duc: lead

con, com: with or together

euqi: equal

corp: body flu, flux: flowcred: believe or belief

gen: birth or beginning

cyclo: circle or around

graph: written or drawn

dict: speak or speech

gyn: female

doc: teach hetero: differentdomin: master homo: same

Unit 2 Roots

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Create FLASH CARDS to help you study for the Roots Unit 2 Test on FRIDAY.

I will be checking to see if you have your flash cards daily

If you finish with work early, I expect you to either take out your novel or your flash cards.

Homework

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1.hydro: water2.inter: among, between3.ject: cast, throw4.jus,jur, jud: law, justice5.kine: movement, motion6.lact: milk

Roots 7

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hydrogen dehydrate intermission intersection eject interject jury judge kinesthetic telekinesis lactate lactose

Example Words