Escolar Documentos
Profissional Documentos
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Date _________________
2. Greek root for heat. An oral thermometer takes your internal temperature. A
thermos keeps heat in. Raise or lower the thermostat to change the temperature
indoors.
Greek root for heat: ____ ____ ____ ____ ____
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3. L
atin root for build. A building is a structure. A place where a building is being built
is a construction site. The infrastructure is the underlying inner framework of a
building or system.
Latin root for build: ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____
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4. Latin root for hear. The people who go a concert make up the audience. You
listen to audio tracks through earphones. Something that is loud enough to hear
is audible.
Latin root for hear: ____ ____ ____
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5. G
reek root for light. A photograph is a picture made with light-sensitive film. Green
plants use photosynthesis to turn sunlight, water, and air into food to grow. A
photocopy machine uses light to make copies.
Greek root for light: ____ ____ ____ ____ ____
BONUS
Write the numbered letters in the spaces below to spell out the Latin
phrase that means conversely or on the other hand.
____ ____ ____ ____
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Unit
3
aud, struct, vis, photo, therm
Name ______________________________________________________
Date _________________
Cloze Call
Write the root that completes the unfinished word in each sentence.
1. Those who look terrific in pictures are very ________genic.
2. If I had X-ray ________ion, I could see through walls.
3. The room was too cold so he turned up the ________ostat.
4. Little kids like to con________ towers out of blocks.
5. The volume was so low it was in________ible.
Use an answer from above in a sentence of your own.
Underline the word with the root in your sentence.
_____________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________
Draw a picture for your sentence to help remind you of the words meaning.
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Unit 3
Date _________________
BONUS
On the lines below, write the letters you did not circle in order from
left to right, top to bottom.
____ ____
This Latin idiom literally means "to the point of nausea," implying "to an excessive
degree." Use the idiom in a sentence.
_____________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________
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Unit
3
aud, struct, vis, photo, therm
Name ______________________________________________________
Date _________________
Greek Roots
photo, therm
1.
2.
CLUES
ACROSS
1. This art form requires a camera.
3.
4.
8. A building
6.
10. C
ranes, diggers and other tools are
used in this.
DOWN
2. T
he whole school met for an
assembly here.
7.
8.
9.
6. A duplicate
7. This will tell you if you have a fever.
10.
9. Listen to this.
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Date _________________
Word Cards
Complete the word cards.
Cut them out and tape or staple
them to index cards.
Means ______________________________
Words I know with aud:
Means ______________________________
Means ______________________________
_____________________________________
_____________________________________
Means ______________________________
Means ______________________________
_____________________________________
_____________________________________
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Unit
4
act, mem, tact, cycl, graph
Name ______________________________________________________
Date _________________
My Bad!
Read the clues. The Latin or Greek root is hidden within the clues. Look for the
word parts that are the same in the boldface words.
1. Greek root for circle. A unicycle has one wheel. To use things again is to recycle
them. A cyclone is a storm with circling winds.
Greek root for circle: ____ ____ ____ ____
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2. Latin root for do. An activity is something you do. Interaction is communication
between two or more people or things. To react is to do something or respond to an
action by someone or something else.
Latin root for do: ____ ____ ____
3
3. L
atin root for recall. To remember means to retain or recall knowledge. A memorial
is a structure that honors the memory of a person or event.
Greek root for recall: ____ ____ ____
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4. Latin root for touch. Things in contact are things that touch. Your sense of touch is
your tactile sense. Something that is intact is whole, with all the parts together.
Greek root for touch: ____ ____ ____ ____
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5. G
reek root for write. An autograph is your written name, your signature. The lead in
a pencil is graphite. A chart or diagram in a book is a graphic element.
Latin root for write: ____ ____ ____ ____ ____
6
BONUS
Write the numbered letters on the spaces below to spell out the Latin
phrase that means my fault.
____ ____ ____
1
BONUS BONUS
What genre of books includes the Latin root for life plus
one of the roots in this unit?
____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____
What does the word literally mean? ____________________________________________
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Unit 4
Date _________________
Cloze Call
Write the root that completes the unfinished word in each sentence.
1. That ringtone means my mom is trying to con________ me.
2. Put the old newspapers in the re________ing bin.
3. This statue com________orates the end of a great war.
4. Nowadays, ________ors must also know how to sing and dance.
5. Can a ________ologist really tell all about you from your handwriting?
Use an answer from above in a sentence of your own.
Underline the word with the root in your sentence.
_____________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________
Draw a picture for your sentence to help remind you of the words meaning.
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4
act, mem, tact, cycl, graph
Name ______________________________________________________
Date _________________
BONUS
On the lines below, write the letters you did not circle in order from
left to right, top to bottom.
____ ____ ____
This Latin phrase means by the day. What kinds of work might be paid one day
at a time? __________________________
Use the idiom in a sentence.
_____________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________
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Unit 4
Date _________________
Greek Roots
cycl, graph
CLUES
1.
ACROSS
2.
3.
4.
5. Whole
5.
8. Y
ou should always wear a
helmet when you ride this.
7.
9. T
o use things again rather
than throw them away.
10. Your sense of touch
6.
8.
9.
DOWN
10.
On the back of this sheet, write a sentence that includes two or more words from
the puzzle.
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Unit
4
act, mem, tact, cycl, graph
Name ______________________________________________________
Date _________________
Word Cards
Complete the word cards.
Cut them out and tape or staple
them to index cards.
Means ______________________________
Words I know with act:
Means ______________________________
Means ______________________________
_____________________________________
_____________________________________
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Means ______________________________
Means ______________________________
_____________________________________
_____________________________________
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Units 3&4
REVIEW GAME 2
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Game Cards
See directions for review games on pages 20, 31, 42, and 53.
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Unit 3
aud
photo
struct
therm
vis
aud
photo
struct
therm
vis
aud
photo
struct
therm
vis
aud
photo
struct
therm
vis
aud
photo
struct
therm
vis
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Unit
4
act, cycl, graph, mem, tact
Unit 4 Root Picture Cards
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act
cycl
graph
mem
tact
act
cycl
graph
mem
tact
act
cycl
graph
mem
tact
act
cycl
graph
mem
tact
act
cycl
graph
mem
tact
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Answer Key
Unit 3
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1. vis 2. therm 3. struct 4. aud 5. photo
Bonus: Vice versa; audiovisual.
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1. photogenic 2. vision 3. thermostat
4. construct 5. inaudible
Sentences and pictures will vary.
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1. therm 2. struct 3. photo 4. aud 5. vis
Bonus: Ad nauseam; Sentences will vary.
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Across: 1. photography 3. vision 4. thermos
5. invisible 8. structure 10. construction
Down: 2. auditorium 6. photocopy
7. thermometer 9. audio
Sentences will vary.
Unit 4
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1. cycl 2. act 3. mem 4. tact 5. graph.
Bonus: Mea culpa
Bonus Bonus: biography; life written down
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1. contact 2. recycling 3. commemorates 4.
actors 5. graphologist
Sentences and pictures will vary.
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1. act 2. graph 3. cycl 4. mem 5. tact
Bonus: Per diem; Possible answers: substitute
teaching, acting, singing, construction work;
Sentences will vary.
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Across: 4. autograph 5. intact 8. bicycle
9. recycle 10. tactile
Down: 1. memorize 2. graphite
3. memorial 6. activity 7. actor
Sentences will vary.
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Master List
UNIT
ROOT
MEANING
aud (L)
hear
photo (G)
light
struct (L)
build
therm (G)
heat
vis (L)
see
act (L)
do
cycl (G)
circle
graph (G)
write
mem (L)
recall
tact (L)
touch
EXEMPLARS
PHRASES/IDIOMS
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ad nauseam (to an
excessive degree;
literally, to nausea)
mea culpa
(my fault)
per diem
(by the day)