Critical Reading Preview of Greek and Latin Roots171-180 (PowerPoint Noteguide) Root #171: “pend”: ______________, ________________ Example A: __________________________ (noun): something attached Example B: __________________________ (adjective): intersecting at or forming right angles Example C: __________________________ (verb): to rely, especially for support or maintenance [Greek “____________” = down + “____________” = hang, weigh] Example D: __________________________ (adjective): during, in the process of (literally, “hanging”) Root #172: “pens”: _________________, ________________ Example A: __________________________ (adjective): suggestive or expressive of melancholy thoughtfulness Example B:__________________________ (verb): to give out (originally by weight) [Greek “_______” = not or away + “______________” = weigh] Example C: __________________________ (verb): to counterbalance [Greek “____________” = with + “_______________________” = weigh] Example D: __________________________ (noun): a sum of money paid regularly as a retirement benefit Root #173: “pet”: ____________________, _________________ Example A: __________________________ (verb): to strive against another or others to attain a goal [Greek “_______________” = with + “_______________________” = try] Example B: __________________________ (verb or noun): request Example C: __________________________ (noun): increased activity in result to a stimulus [Latin “__________” = in + “__________________” = seek] Root #174: _________________________ Example A: ____________________________ (noun): book lover Example B: __________________________ (noun): human lover (one who promotes the well being of humans) Example C: __________________________ (noun): the love of learning Example D:__________________________ (noun): one who loves living close to the ground (literally “earth”) Root #175: “phob”: ___________________ Example A: __________________________ (noun): an extreme fear of sourness Example B: __________________________ (noun): an extreme fear of pain 1 Example C: __________________________ (noun): an extreme fear of not making oneself clear Example D: __________________________ (adjective): without fear Root #176: “phon”: _________________________ Example A:__________________________ (noun): harmonious in sound [Latin “_______________” = same + “___________________” = sound] Example B: __________________________ (noun): any electromechanical device designed to convert sound into an electrical signal. [Latin “_________” = small + “___________” = sound] Example C: __________________________ (noun): science of sound Example D:__________________________ (noun): an instrument for recording, preserving, and reproducing sound Root #177: “phot”: _________________________ Example A: ___________________________ (noun): an instrument for recording an image Example B: __________________________ (noun): a lens used to produce a large photo of a distant object Example C: __________________________ (adjective): literally “birthed or created by light” Example D: __________________________ (noun): the process a plant uses to combine sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide to produce oxygen and sugar (energy). Root #178: “physi”: ________________________, __________________________ Example A: __________________________ (noun): the science of matter and energy Example B: __________________________ (noun): the biological study of the functions of living organisms and their parts. Example C: __________________________ (noun): the structure or form of the body Example D: __________________________ (adjective): beyond the natural Root #179: “plac”: ____________________________ Example A: __________________________ (adjective): satisfied (or pleased) to a fault--literally “with pleased” Example B:__________________________ (verb): to allay the anger of, especially by making concessions Example C: __________________________ (adjective): calm or quiet Example D: __________________________ (noun): a useless but soothing medication; something intended to soothe 2 Root #180: “plex”: ________________________ Example A: __________________________ (adjective): composed of many interconnected parts Example B: __________________________ (verb): [ Latin “____________” = completely + “__________________________” = fold] Example C: __________________________ (noun): literally “folded glass” Example D: __________________________ (noun or adjective): literally “two fold” 3