English IV Week 4 Vocabulary Review. 1. Hyper 3. Hypo 4. Sub 2. Super 2. Below (normal) 1. Above (normal) 3. Less/Under 4. Above/extra.

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English IV Week 4 Vocabulary Review

1. Hyper 3. Hypo 4. Sub 2. Super 2. Below (normal) 1. Above (normal) 3. Less/Under 4. Above/extra

1. Hypertension 1. Hyper Above (normal) 2. Hyperactive 3. Hypercritical5. Supererogatory 2. Super 4. Supernatural Above / Extra

7. Hyposensitize Hypo Below normal 6. Hypotension 8. Subaqueous Sub Below / Under 9. Sublethal 10. Subservient

Excessively active. 1. Hyperactive

Abnormally high blood pressure 2. Hypertension

Criticizing other people or things too strongly or too often. 3. Hypercritical

Beyond what is natural or observable. Not explainable by the laws of nature. 4. Supernatural

Beyond the requirements of duty. 5. Supererogatory

Answer Abnormally low blood pressure. 6. Hypotension

Make less sensitive. The state or process of being reduced in sensitivity especially to an allergen 7. Hyposensitize

Underwater. Existing, formed, or taking place in or under water. 8. Subaqueous

Excessively submissive. 9. Subservient

Not quite lethal. Insufficient to cause death. 10. Sublethal