English belongs to which branch of its language family?

Languages derived from Latin are called what type of languages?

Etymology is the study of word:

The study of English grammar was (perhaps ill-advisedly) modeled on which language?

Words in different languages that look the same but mean different things are called:

Which language does NOT belong to the same language family English belongs to?

To find the present stem of third conjugation deponent Latin verbs:

The present stem of a Latin verb is derived from:

Noun and adjective patterns are called:

To find the perfect stem of a Latin verb, remove the -um from:

In Latin, the function of words in sentences is determined primarily by their:

In English, the function of words in sentences is determined primarily by their:

The transition from Middle to Modern English was mainly induced by:

Which of the following are English transliterations (or near transliterations) of Greek words? (Choose all that apply).

A learned borrowing is an amalgam of two Greek or Latin Roots to create a word that did not exist in that language. Which of the following is NOT a learned borrowing?

Which of the following are English transliterations (or near transliterations) of Greek words? Choose all that apply

Which ONE of the following is not derived from the same Latin root (the online etymological dictionary may help).

Which of the following are English transliterations (or near transliterations) of Greek words? (choose all that apply).

Which of the following are English transliterations (or near transliterations) of Greek words (choose all that apply).

Which ONE of the following English words is not derived from the same Latin root as the rest (use the online etymological dictionary to help you).

The English word "muscle" is the diminutive of the Latin word mus, which means:

Which of the following are English transliterations (or near transliterations) of Greek words? (Choose all that apply).

Which of the following words are derived from the present stem of the Latin verb curro-currere-cursum? Choose all that apply.

Which of the following are English transliterations (or near transliterations) of Greek words (choose all that apply).

Which of the following is NOT derived from the Latin verb sedeo-sedere-sessum: "to sit" (the online etymological dictionary may help).

The Greek word "aggelos" means "messenger" and the English word _______ comes from it.

Which word is NOT derived from the Latin verb "ago-agere-actum?" (Use of the book and the Online Etymological Dictionary may help.

Which of the following words are Latin derivatives? Choose all that apply.

Match the following prefixes with their English meanings: Terms: • equal • topmost • from, away from Answer choices:

Match the Greek words with their English equivalents: Terms: • law, rule • look at • city Answer choices:

Match the Greek derivatives with their English equivalents: Terms: • shorthand

Study of earthquakes is called:

The root "gram" means both (pick two):

Match the following prefixes with their English meanings: Terms: beside, beyond; contrary to; irregular — around, about, near — before, in front of Answer choices: A. pro B. para C. peri

Match the prefixes with their English meanings: Terms: in, into, on — between — within Answer choices: A. inter B. intra C. in

When the negative prefix "a" encounters a vowel at the beginning of a word it is added to, what happens?

Which prefix means before, in front of, and often indicates advancing or favoring?

Which prefix best expresses surrounding or around a structure?

Choose the correct meaning for the prefix "para" when used in medical terms.

Select the accurate pairing for "inter-" and "intra-".

In forming scientific terms, which suffix indicates above normal or excessive?

Which suffix indicates below normal or deficient?

Match the following prefixes with their English meanings: Terms: • over, beyond; excessively • under, below; slightly • similar Answer choices: A. hyper B. hypo C. homeo

Match the prefixes with their English meanings: Terms: • much, many • all • to, toward Answer choices: A. pan B. pros C. poly

When the final consonant of a prefix changes to match the first consonant of the word it is added to, this is called: Answer choices: A. Assent B. Association C. Astringency D. Assonance E. Assimilation

Match the following prefixes with their English meanings: Terms: • hate • self • at a distance, far Answer choices: A. tele B. auto C. miseo

The Greek base "Arche" means "rule," but it also means (choose one): Answer choices: A. buckle B. arcade C. arc D. beginning, first in authority E. ancient

Match the following prefixes with their English meanings: Terms: • well • in • out of Answer choices: A. en B. ec C. eu

Match the prefixes with their English meanings: Terms: • through, by • in front of, on behalf of • before Answer choices: A. prae B. per C. pro

Match the prefixes with their English meanings: Terms: • apart, away, reverse • bad, difficult • through Answer choices: A. dys- B. dia- C. dis-

Fill in the blank: When you get an x-ray, the specialist who interprets it is a ____ logist Answer: radiologist

Match the Greek and Latin numerical adjectives and adverbs to their English equivalents: Terms:

Which prefix means one and a half?

Which prefix means twice or double?

Which prefix means half?

Match the prefixes to their meanings: 1) across, through 2) through, complete 3) before, forward

Place in correct sequence from largest to smallest: Hecaton, quartum, sextum

To describe painful bones, which combining forms/suffixes are required?

A kilo- in English denotes 100 units.

Which is the correct English equivalent of the Greek/Latin number for four?

Which Latin term corresponds to the English ordinal “tenth”?

Match the English terms with the combining forms by selecting the correct pairing for “rhin/o”.

Which meaning best matches the suffix “-itis”?

A hypoglycemic person most accurately has which condition?

Order the following cardinal numbers from smallest to largest: septem, novem, centum. Which sequence is correct?

Select the correct combining form for the English term “cell”.

Which suffix relates to “pain” in medical terminology?

Which suffix best matches the meaning “removal, excision”?

Choose the correct combining form for the English term “bone”.

Which combining form corresponds to the English term “x-rays”?

Select the correct combining form for the English term “brain”.

Which combining form matches the English term “gland”?

Which suffix means “incision” in medical terminology?

Identify the correct combining form for the English term “flesh”.

Which combining form corresponds to the English term “disease”?

Which combining form corresponds to the English term “tumor”?

Which prefix best matches the meaning “back, behind”?

Match the suffixes with their English meanings.

Ordinal numbers are the ones you use to count things.

Endocrine glands secrete chemicals to the outside of the body.

Match the combining forms with the correct anatomical terms: heart, head, joint.

Choose the one word that best completes the sentence: The doctor told Joe that the ________ was excellent, and that he would have a speedy recovery.

Which option is NOT derived from a Greek or Latin root meaning “breast”?

Which term formation uses the suffix meaning “producing” to describe a tumor-causing agent?

Which structure carries urine from the kidney to the urinary bladder?

Which structure conveys urine from the bladder to the outside of the body?

Which term refers to the womb in human anatomy?

Identify the combining form that corresponds to nipple.

Select the combining form that means chest.

Choose the combining form that means trachea or windpipe.

Which English meaning matches the combining form plas/o?

Which English term corresponds to rect/o?

Which English term best matches pneumon/o or pulmon/o?

Which meaning aligns with staphyl/o?

Order the divisions of the back from top to bottom.

Which two abdominal regions are at the same vertical level?

Identify the combining form for sacrum.

Select the combining form meaning spine or backbone.

Which suffix means deficiency?

Which suffix denotes fear?

Which suffix refers to development or formation?

Which suffix means surgical repair?

Which combining form means shape or form in medical terminology?

Which combining form refers specifically to muscle tissue?

The term for spinal cord or bone marrow is represented by which combining form?

Which combining form means to eat or swallow, as in phagocytosis?

Which combining form denotes the ear in medical terms?

Which combining form denotes the eye in medical terms?

Which combining form denotes a vein in medical terminology?

Identify the correct abbreviation for the right upper abdominal quadrant.

Which directional term describes toward the tail or inferior end of the body?

The coronal plane is also known by which other name?

Which term refers to the windpipe?

Which term refers to the throat?

Which of the following terms pertain to the removal of fluid? Choose all that apply.

Match the suffixes with the meanings: pertaining to; condition/process; little/small.

Which suffix means hernia?

Which suffix means pain?

Which suffix means berry-shaped?

Which suffix means surgical puncture to remove fluid?

The root and suffix of the word chromosomes designate which two English words? Pick the best pair.

Order the abdominal quadrants on a patient, facing the patient, top left first (#1), then clockwise.

Match the suffixes to meanings: breakdown/separation; softening; enlargement; to view.

Which combining form means belly?

Which combining form means internal organs?

Which combining form means side of the body?

The pituitary gland is located inside which cavity?

The inguinal regions are located in which abdominal quadrants?

Which term names the voice box?

Select the correct meaning of the suffix group -ac, -iac, -al.

Which procedure removes fluid surrounding a fetus for testing?

Paracentesis most commonly refers to fluid removal from which general body region?

Which combining form best matches the meaning "far, distant"?

Which combining form refers to the "back portion of the body"?

Select the combining form that means "tissue."

Match: Which combining form corresponds to "extremities, top, extreme point"?

Which combining form best matches "sharp, severe, sudden"?

Identify the combining form for "amnion (sac surrounding the embryo in the uterus)."

Choose the combining form that means "vessel."

Which combining form corresponds to "time"?

Select the combining form that means "water, fluid."

Which combining form means "to hold back"?

Identify the combining form for "abdomen, abdominal wall."

Someone specializing in the study of tissues is known as a(n) ____ logist.

When someone coins a new word, it is technically called a/an ____.

Match the prefix to its English meaning: Terms: false; together, with; fast; beyond, excess. Answer choices: A. syn-, sym-; B. ultra-; C. pseudo-; D. tachy-

In an autoimmune disease, choose the best statement.

Match the Greek/Latin term to its literal meaning: Terms: bunch of grapes; shaggy hairs; little nipples; blind; gatekeeper. Choices: A. uvula; B. villi; C. pylorus; D. cecum; E. papillae

Select the best three terms to complete: At 65, Mr. Cohen felt urinary bladder fullness with difficulty urinating. He visited his ____ , who examined his prostate and diagnosed ____ . The doctor advised ______ resection of his prostate.