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Greek Roots Lesson 1
Greek roots, prefixs, and sufixs
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| POLYGON | a plane figure with more than four sides and angles |
| ENDEMIC | prevalent in or restricted to a particular locality, as a disease or plant |
| EPIDEMIC | spreading rapidly among many people in a community, as a disease |
| DIAGONAL | extending slantingly between opposite corners |
| DEMOGRAPHY | statistical study of human populations |
| PANDEMIC | epidemic over a large region |
| OLIGARCHY | government in which power belongs to a few persons |
| HETEROGENEOUS | differing in structure, quality, etc; comprised of unlike parts |
| GENEALOGY | study of family ancestry |
| HOMOGENEOUS | the same in structure, quality, etc.; composed of similar parts |
| EULOGY | speech or writing praising a person or thing; a funeral oration |
| ARCHAEOLOGY | the study of the life of ancient peoples |
| GYNARCHY | government by a woman or women; female authority or domination |
| MISOGYNIST | one who hates women |
| ANARCHY | the absence of government; disorder; confusion |
| Anthropophobiac = fear of mankind | |
| philanthropy = the backing up of the love of people | |
| misanthrope = general hate of people | |
| bibliomaniac = one who loves books | |
| euphonious = a glorious sound | |
| cacography= bad handwriting/spelling | |
| megaphone = cone-shaped device for increasing the volume of the voice | |
| microscope = minute | |
| macroscopic = visible to the naked eye | |
| telegraphy = operation of apparatus that transmits messaggers by eletrical impulses |