Prefix introduction This is a pretest. You will not receive a grade for it, other than for completion.

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Prefix introduction This is a pretest. You will not receive a grade for it, other than for completion.

Instructions: In your interactive notebook, on the table of contents page, next to the number 5, write vocabulary #1. Turn to page 5 in your interactive notebook. On page 5, number 1-10 down the side. As you view the following slides, write down the words/prefixes and then your best answer/guess to their meaning.

ante

anti

audio

bene

chron

circum

cide

cred

commun

bio

ante

Let’s see how well you did.

ante before

ante before

ante before

anti against

audi to hear

bene good

chron time

circum around

cide to kill

cred to believe

commun to share

bio living

Let’s look at words that use these prefixes and suffixes.

antebellum: before the war antecedent:preceding, prior

antidote: a medicine or other remedy for counteracting the effects of poison, disease, etc

auditory: pertaining to hearing. audiophile: a person especially interested in high fidelity sound reproduction.

benefit: something that is advantageous or good benevolent: desiring to help others; charitable

chronological: arranged in order of time chronograph: a timepiece capable of measuring extremely brief intervals of time accurately, as a stopwatch able to record fractions of a second as well as elapsed time

circumnavigate:to sail or fly around circumference:the outer boundary, especially of a circular area

homocide: the killing of one human being by another suicide: the intentional taking of one’s own life

auditory: pertaining to hearing. audiophile: a person especially interested in high fidelity sound reproduction.

auditory: pertaining to hearing. audiophile: a person especially interested in high fidelity sound reproduction.

credible: capable of being believed Incredible: so extraordinary as to seem impossible

community: a group sharing common interests commune: to converse or talk together

biology: the science of life or living matter biosphere: the ecosystym comprising the entire earth and the living organisms that inhabit it

Next week you will be taking a short quiz on these parts of words.

It will be a multiple choice quiz made up of ten questions.

You will take it in class, on the computers.

You will have 5 minutes for 10 questions. Study!