Biology – study of life Biography – an account of someone’s life written by another person.

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Biology – study of life Biography – an account of someone’s life written by another person

Heterogeneous – diverse in character and content Heterotopic – in the wrong place, misplaced

Homonym – 2 words that are spelled the same but have different meanings like sound (healthy, noise, body of water) Homophone – word that is pronounced the same but means something different like caret, carrot; to, too, two

Macroeconomics – economics of economy as a whole nation/world Macroscopic – visible to the naked eye

Microscope – instrument used for viewing very small objects Microcivilization – a tiny civilization

Monotone – one/same tone Monochromatic – all the colors of a single hue/shade

Theocracy – government ruled by priest in the name of God Theology – study of the nature of God/religious belief

Polygons – many sided figure Polycentric – having many centers of power

Ecology – movement that protects the environment Analogy – a thing that is comparable to something else.

Lobotomy – surgery that cuts connections in the brain Anatomy – study of the structure or internal workings of something