Scientific Prefixes & Suffixes (LATIN AND GREEK) You will learn the following Latin and Greek elements in groups of approximately ten. During the first three weeks of school you are responsible for knowing the meanings of the first ten words and their use in building words. You will be quizzed on them during the second and third weeks of the period. Set #2 will be learned during week 4 and tested over during weeks 5 and 6, and so on. Following is a list of word groups and the first date upon which you may be quizzed on them. You are responsible for knowing not only the new set of ten, but every set previous to that…it is cumulative and comprehensive. Each time you are assigned a new set of words, you may earn up to five points (added to your cumulative point total) by forming ten words using the new elements. You may use a word from the list and a new one that does not appear on the list, or two off of the list, but use at least one element from the list for that period. After selecting a legitimate compound word, you must define it using only the meanings given. Then, you must give the official biological definition of the word from a dictionary. You may not use a word twice from one set of Latin elements to the next. You must PROVE that you are learning new words by including a list of previously used words at the beginning of the next assignment…see example below. If any part of the assignment is neglected, you may forfeit any bonus points that were offered. ALWAYS, ALWAYS, ALWAYS turn in work that is the BEST you are capable of. EXAMPLE OF HOW TO START YOUR BONUS… Mrs. Usnick Biology I Pre AP Per. 5 8/20/11 Latin Set #2 – Bonus Vocabulary polymorphonuclear hydrozoa 1. phaeophyta… nematocyst… Anthropomorphic – [human form] - [words used on previous bonus list] Set 1 Know by _________ Set 2 Know by: _________ Set 3 Know by: _________ Set 4 Know by: _________ Set 5 Know by: _________ a-, anabadaeroalveus antiarchaearthroatriumautobacteriobibiocarnischelechemochlorochroma-cide concytis-cyte, cytodermdiectoendoepieuexofetogastro-gen geogymnohalohematohemiherbheterohistohomohydrohyperhypointerintraiso-itis karyoleuco- without, not away from near air cavity against ancient joint entrance, room self bacteria two life meat claw chemical green color killer of with pouch cell skin two on the outside inner, inside upon true outside of fetus stomach producing earth naked salt blood half plant other, different tissue same, like water over under between within equal infection nucleus white morph multimutmyconecroneurnomennigaoculo-, optioligo-oma omnioo, ovum osteopaleoped, pod peripestis phaeophage-phore photo-phyll -phyte, phytopinoplanktopolypseudoprimordispro-, proto renesreptilisrhiza, rhizorodere sacchrum sapros-scopy somasonusspermaspirare -stasis syn-, symtaxis telothallus thermthrombos transtri- form many to change fungi dead nerve name black eye few tumor all egg bone old foot around plague brown to eat bearer light leaf plant to drink drifting many false original before, first kidney crawling root to gnaw sugar rotten to view body sound seed breathe position, station together movement end green shoot heat clot across three Set 7 Know by _________ Set 8 Know by: __________ Set 9 Know by: __________ Set 10 Know by _________ Set 11 Know by: __________ Set 6 Know by _________ locus -logy lysis macromaxilla mensis mesosmetamicromono- place study of to loosen, split large jaw month middle between small one trichotrophumbilicus univasculum vor-, vorare xerozoo-, zoazygon- hair feed navel one vessel to eat, devour dry animal yoke Set 12 Know by: __________ When doing flashcards, they must be: On index or cardstock Any color A minimum size of 2.5”X3” Neatly cut, no torn or raw edges Neatly written On a new set of cards, not erased and overwritten Turned in at the beginning of class as soon as you arrive Zipped up in a Ziploc baggie labeled with your name and period number Or you cannot receive full credit for them!