WorksheetsWord Roots: Exta and Anthrop
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
The Latin prefix "extra" means...
inside
without
outside
in between
Turned “outside” of oneself; someone who loves to socialize.
extrovert
extracurricular
extraordinary
extravagant
Being “outside” the five senses
extraterrestrial
extracurricular
extrasensory
extravagant
Being from “outside” the planet Earth
extraneous
extracurricular
extraterrestrial
extrasensory
Information that is not necessary to something, hence “outside” of what is needed
extraneous
extraordinary
extravagant
extrasensory
“Outside” the general curriculum of a school
extraterrestrial
extracurricular
extroverts
extrasensory
The Greek root "anthrop" means...
love
human
study of
language
The study of “humans”
anthropologist
anthropocentric
anthropomorphic
anthropology
One who loves “humans”
anthropologist
philanthropist
anthropomorphic
anthropoidea
A hater of "humans"
misanthrope
philanthropist
lycanthrope
anthropocentric
Shaped like a “human”
lycanthropist
anthropomorphic
anthropocentric
misanthrope
A “human” who turns into a wolf
lycanthropist
philanthropist
anthropologist
anthropoidea
Centered on “human” things
anthropomorphic
anthropology
anthropoglot
anthropocentric
A bird which has a tongue like a “human”
anthropomorphic
philanthropist
anthropoglot
misanthrope
The biological suborder containing “humans,” apes, and monkeys
anthropoidea
anthropology
philanthropist
misanthrope
A scientist who studies "humans" and their culture.
philanthropist
anthropoglot
anthropologist
anthropomorphic
