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CR9 - earth and...

10th grade CR lesson 9

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GAIA Greek "the earth"
apogee 1.The point in its orbit when a planet or a satellite(usually the moon)is farthest from the earth 2.The highest point; culmination; apex
geocentric 1.Referring to the center of the earth in measurement or observation 2.Considering the earth as the center of a planetary system
perigee The point in its orbit when a planet or satellite(usualy the moon)is nearest the earth
TERRA Latin "earth","land","ground"
inter To bury; to place in a grave
terra cotta 1.Ceramic clay used in pottery, statuary, and construction 2.Referring to the color of the clay, a reddish brown that may vary from gray to orange to dark brown
terretrial 1.Pertaining to the earth and its inhabitants 2.Referring to land as distinct from water or air
HUMUS Latin "earth"
exhume 1.To dig out of the ground or from a grave; to disinter 2.To bring to light; to uncover
humus Rich, dark organic material formed by decay of vegetable matter, essential to soil's fertility
MONS, MONTIS Latin "mountain"
mountebank A swindler; a charlatan;a trickster
paramount Of chief importance; primary; foremost
promontory A high ridge of land jutting into a body of water; a headland
PASCO, PASCERE, PAVI, PASTUM Latin "to feed", "to nourish"
PASTOR Latin "shepherd"
pastoral 1.Pertaining to a Christian minister or the duties accompanying the office 2.Referring to life in open country or to fields for farming or graving 3.Pertaining t an idealized rural life
repast A meal; food served at a meal
RUS, RURIS Latin "open land", "country"
rustic 1.Typical of country life and people; simple; rough 2.A rural person
rusticate 1.To go to the country 2.To caue to become rustic
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