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WorksheetsAyers Greek Lessons VI - VIII
Total questions: 42
Worksheet time: 35mins
Match the following words to the correct example:
pseudonym
Mark Twain (Samuel Clemens)
antonym
day - night
heteronym
sow (pig) - sow (to scatter seed)
homonym
bear (to carry) - bear (animal)
onomatopoeia
buzz or choo-choo
Match the following words to their definition:
homily
sermon
metabolic
undergoing change
dogmatic
doctrinaire
emblem
representation
orthodox
conventional
The noun metamorphosis literally means "changed form"
TRUE
FALSE
Dermatitis means "inflammation of the skin"
TRUE
FALSE
The word parapheralia originally refered to the personal belongings of a Greek soldier.
TRUE
FALSE
HOMOGENOUS:
having the same nature
having the same parent
having the same name
HYPERBOLIC:
fiendish
defeated
exaggerated
TACTICS:
diplomacy
science of touch
strategy
ANONYMOUS:
in complete agreement
lively
of unknown name
GNOSTIC:
atheistic
knowing
playful
TAXIDERMY:
a charge for animal pelts
irritation of the skin
the art of stuffing and mounting animals in lifelike form
BALLISTICS:
science of training professional dancers
study of the motion of projectiles
study of the healthful effects of bathing
DIABOLIC:
overthrown
devilish
hot as a devil
METAPHOR:
a figure of speech
a system of signals
a striking change
Match each prefix with its meaning:
hyper-
over, excessive
hypo-
below, less than normal
peri-
around, near
syn-
with, together
para-
beside, disordered
Match each prefix with its meaning:
meta-
after, changed
pro-
before, in front ot
peri-
around, near
pros-
toward, in addition to
para-
beside, disordered
Affixes and prefixes are types of suffixes
True
False
Words borrowed from other languages are called (a) words.
Which prefix means together?
biblio
gen
auto
syn
Happy, delighted, joyful, content are examples of ______.
bibliophiles
synthetics
bibliographies
synonyms
aesthet
under
over
skin
feeling
hypo
skin
under
needle
over
derm
finger/toes
skin
under
skin
A word that literally means "pertaining to not feeling"
taxidermist
anaesthetic
microphyte
hypodermic
A word that literally means "pertaining to under the skin"
dermatologist
hypodermic
dermatitis
lubriderm
What does the prefix sym, syn mean?
heat
like
water
with
Etym: lover of mankind
Current definition: humanitarian
philanthropist
aesthete
dyspeptic
archaism
Etymological definition: star sailor
asterisk
architect
astronaut
athlete
Etymological definition: something old-fashioned
archaic
aesthete
dyspeptic
holocaust
Etymological definition: pertaining to poor digestion
philanthropy
aesthetics
dyspeptic
archaism
Match the following:
aesthe-, esthe-
to feel, perceive
anthrop-
human being
archa(e)-
ancient
ast(e)r-
star
gen(e)-. gon-
to produce, to originate
Match the following:
aesthe-, esthe-
to feel, perceive
anthrop-
human being
archa(e)-
ancient
ast(e)r-
star
gen(e)-. gon-
to produce, to originate
Match the following
ger(ont)-
old age
hol-
whole
iatr-
physician
pep(t)-
to speak
techn-
art, skill, craft
Match the following
chrom(at)-
color
cri-
judge
ethn-
race
lect-
to speak, choose
pha(n)-
to show, appear
Match the following
phil-
love
phon-
sound
poly-
many
taut-
the same
therm-
heat
Match the following
BALL-, BOL-, BLE-
to throw, put
DERM(AT)-
skin
DOX-, DOG-
opinion, teaching
GNO(S)-
to know
HOM(E)-
same, similar, regular
Match the following
morph-
form, shape
onym-
name, word
pher-, phor-
to bear, go
tact-, tax-
to arrange, put in order
bol-
to throw, put
When babies call "water:" wah-wah, they are using which grammatical process?
onomatopoeia
reduplication
apheresis
degeneration of meaning
Wow, Hailie's race car zoomed past the finish line.
Onomatopoeia is
using the same sound to start several words.
using words to mimic sounds.
repeating a word or phrase.
exaggerating for effect.
Reduplication (Doubling): What does reduplication in phonology refer to?
What are loan words?
Words from the same language
Words with the same meaning
Words taken from a foreign language and used in another one
words with different meanings
words that sound the same
