Exploring Latin and Greek Root Words

This video tutorial explores various Latin and Greek prefixes, including 'dis', 'miss/mitt', 'anti', 'pre', 'sub', 'non', 're', and 'un'. Each section explains the meaning and usage of these prefixes, providing examples to illustrate their application in words. The tutorial aims to enhance understanding of how prefixes modify word meanings.

What is the meaning of 'disapprove'?

• Do agree

• Do not agree

• Do not allow

• Do not respect

What does the prefix 'dis' imply?

• Together

• Before

• Opposite or negative

• Under

What does 'emit' imply?

• To send out

• To send back

• To send under

• To send together

Which word means to send someone on a religious mission?

• Admit

• Dismiss

• Missionary

• Emit

What does 'antibiotic' do?

• Freezes organisms

• Kills harmful organisms

• Supports bacteria

• Creates bacteria

Which term describes a story's disappointing end?

• Antibiotic

• Anticlimactic

• Antifreeze

• Antisocial

What is the function of 'preheat'?

• Maintain temperature

• Heat up before use

• Cool down before use

• Decrease temperature

What does 'prejudge' mean?

• Judge never

• Judge after

• Judge before

• Judge during

What does 'submerge' mean?

• To go under water

• To write under

• To rise above water

• To divide into parts

Which term refers to a product not made from milk?

• Submarine

• Non-dairy

• Non-profit

• Non-existent