Week 6/Greek Latin Roots

Week 6

Greek/Latin Roots Review

The following words will have pre-fixes, roots, and suffixes.

Review the parts of words and then generate your own for stamps!

Multiple Choice

Which is NOT part of a word?

• Suffix

• Root

• Verb

• Prefix

Multiple Choice

Where is the Prefix?

• The middle of the word

• The beginning of a word

• The entire word

• The end of the word

Multiple Choice

Where is a Suffix?

• The beginning of a word

• The middle of a word

• The end of a word

• The entire word

Multiple Choice

What does the suffix "ology" mean?

Think of words like "zoology" "criminology" and "psychology"

• The study of...

• The action of...

• The feeling of...

• The person who...

Open Ended

Generate at least two words with the suffix -ology

Multiple Choice

What does the prefix "post" stand for?

Think words like "post-studies" or "post-game"

• Before

• During

• After

• Instead

Open Ended

Generate at least two words with the pre-fix "post"

Multiple Choice

The Root "Mort" means "death"

What does "postmortem" mean?

• Before Death

• After Death

• Before Life

• After Life

Open Ended

Generate at least two words using the root word "mort"

Multiple Choice

What does the suffix "-ist" mean?

• The study of...

• A person who...

• The most...

• The least...

Open Ended

Generate at least two words with the suffix "ist"

Multiple Choice

What does "perfectionist" mean?

• The study of perfection

• The most perfect

• A person who tries to be perfect

• The least perfect

Match

Match the following prefixes to their translations

• in

• re

• pre

not

again

before

• not

• again

• before

Match

Match the following root words to their translations

• aud

• dict

• miss

• port

to hear

to say

to send

to carry

• to hear

• to say

• to send

• to carry