Greek/Latin Roots 3

Aug 04, 2014

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Greek/Latin Roots 3. Astr -star. Astr onomy is the study of the planets, moon, stars, and galaxies. . Bio -life. Bio logists study living organisms and their relationship to the environment. Auto -self. With the internet, students can enjoy far greater auto nomy of learning. Chrom -color.

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Greek/Latin Roots 3

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Greek/Latin Roots 3
Astr-star Astronomy is the study of the planets, moon, stars, and galaxies.
Bio-life Biologists study living organisms and their relationship to the environment.
Auto-self With the internet, students can enjoy far greater autonomy of learning.
Chrom-color The picture was monochromatic, consisting of one color or hue.
Chron-time The timeline is organized in chronological order.
Dorm-sleep Guests at the camp can stay in private cabins or for a smaller fee in the dormitories.
Lumin-light The sunroom was luminous with bright light.
Mal-bad The office chatterbox has again been spreading malicious gossip.

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Greek and Latin Roots JEOPARDY

Greek and Latin Roots and Stems

Why Greek &amp; Latin Roots are Useful

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Greek and Latin Roots

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Greek and Latin Roots- Notes #18-20

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