CLAS224 Word Elements NAME:_____________________________
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Second Unit Exam: Greek Elements
Part I. Monster Grid 40%
NOTE: The elements for this section are the Greek
prefixes, bases and suffixes in Ayers, pp. 285-290.
ELEMENT |
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NES- |
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OCT(A)- |
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-ize |
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MES- |
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-metry |
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PHOT- |
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MEGA(L)- |
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-arch |
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AUT- |
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HELI- |
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-ma, -m, -me |
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IDI- |
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DO- |
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-t, -te |
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OP(T)- |
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LECT- |
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-ous (-ious) |
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IATR- |
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-oid |
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BALL-, BOL-, BLE- |
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hypo-, hyp- |
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DEM- |
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epi-, ep- |
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amphi- |
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BI- |
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CYCL- |
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MNE- |
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dia-, di- |
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OD-, HOD- |
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pro- |
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TACT-, TAX- |
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AST(E)R- |
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ETHN- |
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PEDIA- |
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STA- |
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KINE-, CINE- |
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TROP- |
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ZO- |
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IS- |
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GON- |
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Part II. Word Analysis 30%
NOTE: Most of the words for this section will be
taken from the lists in Ayers, pp. 281--284, but a few words will be selected
from Ayers, pp. 143-147.
Directions: Analyze TEN (10) of the following words.
SYNESTHESIA
MONOGAMOUS
EFFERVESCENT
CATASTROPHIC
TOPOGRAPHICAL
INTERLINEATION
TELEPATHY
ARCHAEOLOGIST
ASSONANCE
HOMOGENOUS
SYNOPTIC
ANOMALY
Part III Monster Match (30%)
NOTE: The material for this section is summarized
here.
__________. A. FRANKENSTEIN
__________. B. SYBARITE
__________. C. CATHARSIS
__________. D. ANDROPHOBIA
__________. E. VICE VERSA
__________. F. OPHTHALMOLOGY
__________. G. DOLOROUS
__________. H. CONGERIES
__________. J. MODUS VIVENDI
__________. K. SOPHISTRY
__________. L. DECALOGUE
__________. M. XYLOPHAGOUS
__________. N. UMBRAGE
__________. O. JOHNSONESE
__________. P. SPARTAN
__________. Q. ACROPHOBIA
__________. R. MYRIAD
__________. S. BOWDLERIZE
__________. T. TAWDRY
__________. V. HABEAS CORPUS
__________. W. PRIMA FACIE
__________. X. INTERIM
__________. Y. EMPIRICAL
__________. Z. CRYPT
__________. AA. PROLEGOMENON
__________. BB. MILQUETOAST
__________. CC. BRAGGADOCIO
__________. DD. YAHOO
__________. EE. POLYANNA
__________. FF. PROCRUSTEAN
MONSTER MATCH ANSWERS FOR PART III
- act of expurgating by omitting or modifying parts considered vulgar
- purgation, especially of the digestive system; a purifying or figurative
cleansing of the emotions
- a chamber completely or partly underground
- the ten commandments
- the first five books of the Bible
- a braggart or boaster; empty bragging or boasting
- exceptionally acute hearing
- gaudy and cheap
- manner of operating
- way of living
- an agency or a creation that slips from the control of and ultimately
destroys its creator
- paralysis of the eye
- a nasal tone in speaking
- a hormone which causes the gallbladder to contract
- a collection, an aggregation
- one characterized by irrepressible optimism and a tendency to find good
in everything
- an interval of time between one event, process, or period and another;
temporary
- rigorous, austere, disciplined
- a person who renounces the comforts of society and leads a life of
austere self-discipline, especially as an act of devotion
- relying upon or derived from observation or experiment
- preliminary remark
- a single vulnerable weak spot
- clever but deceptive argumentation meant to mislead
- great numbers
- you must have the body
- forcing rigid conformity
- on first appearance
- an uncouth or rowdy person
- massed group of individuals; compact body
- inability to see the color blue
- a foolish or idle fancy
- one devoted to luxury and pleasure
- pursuit or devotion to pleasure
- the study of birds
- the study of eyes
- the study of fish
- the study of earthquakes
- fear of spiders
- fear of men or males
- fear of falling
- dread of sunlight
- fear of heights
- a literary style characterized by balanced phraseology and Latin-like
diction
- one who has a meek, timid, unassertive nature
- exaggerated and sacrificial patriotism, usually demonstrated in war
- with the order or meaning reversed; conversely
- offense; resentment; something that affords shade; shadow or shade; a
vague or indistinct indication; a hint
- marked by or exhibiting sorrow, grief, or pain
- failure to perform an act that is either an official duty or a legal
requirement
- feeding on wood, as certain insects or insect larvae; destructive to
wood, as certain crustaceans or fungi
- ungenerously or pettily unwilling to spend money; yielding
little; barren; poverty-stricken; destitute
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