Root Words
22 August
a/an, aero, anti, anthropo, archaeo, arthr, -ase, auto, bactr, bio, bi
29 August
cell, centr, cephal, cerebr, chem, chlor, chrome, cyst, cyt-, -cyte, derm, di/dipl, di/dia5 September
ec, echin, eco, en/endo/ent, eous, epi, eu, ex, extra12 September
gluc/glyc, halo, hapl, hetero, hypo, homo (both), hydr, hyper19 September
infra, inter (between), intra (within, inside), iso, kary, lip, logist, logy, mamm (inter and intra are reversed on the list)26 September
Re-Quiz day. If you would like to retake a quiz for a set of words, let me know by the end of the day on Tuesday, September 19.3 October
Micro, mono, multi, nuc, omni, orb, orium/ory, osis, pachy, ped (both), pent10 October
Phag, phil, phon, photo, phyl, phyll, plasm/plast, platy, pneumo, pod, post17 October
prim, pseudo, psych, rhin, sacchar, sapr, saur, semi, septic, sess24 October
-sis, solv, som/somat/some, son, spec/spic, sperm, spher, spir/spire, spor, stat/stasis31 October
stern, stom/stome, sub, super/sur, tax, tele, telo, terr, tetr, therm7 November
troph, ultra, uni, ventr, zo/zoa, zyg, poly (many), phobic, anter, ana, mito, noct/nov, pro, vor14 November
Root word final. Know all of your root words. For additional guidance on how to study for the root word final, see the list above. Know every word and its meaning.
At the beginning of the year you will get a list of scientific root words, prefixes, and suffixes. Use the list to study for root word quizzes, which will be every Thursday. The quizzes are very simple matching. There will be review words in each quiz, after the first, so keep studying all the words.