RWA 1.2 Guided Practice Greek Prefixes Which word is formed from the Greek prefix meaning “without”? (a) atypical (b) anticrime (c) aggravate (d) mandatory.

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RWA 1.2 Guided Practice Greek Prefixes Which word is formed from the Greek prefix meaning “without”? (a) atypical (b) anticrime (c) aggravate (d) mandatory

Greek Prefixes Which word is formed from the Greek prefix meaning “opposite”? (a) geography (b) antipollution (c) bipolar (d) monochrome

Greek Prefixes Which word is formed from the Greek prefix meaning “earth”? (a) planet (b) thermal (c) formalize (d) geomagnetism

Greek Prefixes Which word is formed from the Greek prefix meaning “excessive”? (a) inspiration (b) imagination (c) hypersensitive (d) irresponsible

Greek Prefixes Which word is formed from the Greek prefix meaning “under, in small measure”? (a) investigation (b) agent (c) measure (d) hypothermia

Greek Prefixes Which word is formed from the Greek Prefix meaning “small”? (a) micrometer (b) specific (c) narrow (d) monotheistic

Greek Prefixes Which word is formed from the Greek prefix meaning “one, single, alone”? (a) perimeter (b) agent (c) thermostat (d) monochrome

Greek Prefixes Which word is formed from the Greek prefix meaning “new, recent”? (a) dialogue (b) theory (c) anaerobic (d) neolithic

Greek Prefixes Which word is formed from the Greek prefix meaning “all”? (a) pandemic (b) quandary (c) antagonize (d) portfoilo

Greek Prefixes Which word is formed from the Greek prefix meaning “around, about”? (a) adjacent (b) periscope (c) surrounding (d) enclosure

Latin Prefixes What word is formed from the Latin prefix meaning “one”? (a) polychromatic (b) flexible (c) unidirectional (d) bicolor

Latin Prefixes Which word is formed from the Latin prefix meaning “two”? (a) unicorn (b) quadruped (c) bimonthly (d) tripod

Latin Prefixes Which word is formed from the Latin prefix meaning “three”? (a) biennial (b) trisect (c) flexible (d) banishment

Latin Prefixes Which word is formed from the Latin prefix meaning “half”? (a) immemorial (b) allegiance (c) syllable (d) hemianopsia

Latin Prefixes Which word is formed from the Latin Prefix meaning “thrown down”? (a) anagram (b) asteroid (c) abjure (d) subsoil

Latin Prefixes Which word is formed from the Latin prefix meaning “to, toward”? (a) advertisement (b) dependent (c) export (d) circumnavigate

Latin Prefixes Which word is formed from the Latin prefix meaning “after; behind”? (a) postpone (b) prearrange (c) predict (d) portfolio

Latin Prefixes Which word is formed from the Latin prefix meaning “not; without”? (a) contrarian (b) advice (c) instability (d) apprehensive

Latin Prefixes Which word is formed from the Latin prefix meaning “together”? (a) counterexample (b) discomfort (c) coexist (d) advisory

Latin Prefixes Which word is formed from the Latin prefix meaning “against”? (a) post office (b) prewar (c) original (d) counterfeit

Greek Suffixes Which word is formed from the Greek suffix meaning “fear of a specific thing”? (a) zoophobia (b) zoology (c) graphology (d) syndicate

Greek Suffixes Which word is formed from the Greek suffix meaning “to speak”? (a) monoxide (b) geopolitics (c) travelogue (d) spheroid

Greek Suffix Which word is formed from the Greek suffix meaning “one that loves”? (a) autopilot (b) autobiography (c) Francophile (d) cardiogram

Latin Suffixes - forms nouns from verbs speculate = verb speculation = noun What Latin suffix was added to speculate to create the word speculation? - forms nouns from verbs entertain = verb entertainment = noun What Latin suffix was added to entertain to create the work entertainment?