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TLW: to determine the Latin and Greek affixes Unit 11 Formatives TLW: to determine the Latin and Greek affixes

Formatives Unit 11, Word 1 TLW: to determine the Latin and Greek affixes Formative word: hexagon (noun) Define: hex: 6 (root) Meaning: hexagon- six-sided polygon Sentence: Mrs. Nicar taught her geometry class about the hexagon (a six-sided figure).

Formatives Unit 11, Word 2 TLW: to determine the Latin and Greek affixes Formative word: disrupt (verb) Define: rupt: break (root) Meaning: to cause disorder or turmoil in Sentence: Telephone service was disrupted for hours.

Formatives Unit 11, Word 3 TLW: to determine the Latin and Greek affixes Formative word: hemisphere (noun) Define: hemi- half (prefix) Meaning: hemisphere - half of the terrestrial globe or the halves into which the earth is divided. Sentence: The United States is in the Northern Hemisphere.

Formatives Unit 11, Word 4 TLW: to determine the Latin and Greek affixes Formative word: postpone (verb) Define: post- after, behind (prefix) Meaning: postpone- to put off to a later time; defer: Sentence: The search for the plane that crashed in the mountains has been postponed due to bad weather.

Formatives Unit 11, Word 5 Formative word: hopeless (adjectives) Define: less- without (suffix) Meaning: hopeless providing no hope; beyond optimism or hope; desperate Sentence: The sinking ship was hopeless; there was no way to repair it.

Formatives Unit 11, Word 6 Formative word: librarian (noun) Define: ian- one who (suffix) Meaning: librarian -a person in charge of a library Sentence: Mrs. Russo is the BEST librarian in the world!

Formatives Unit 11, Word 7 TLW: to determine the Latin and Greek affixes Formative word: leadership (noun) Define: ship (suffix)- act or skill of Meaning: leadership- ability to lead Sentence: As early as sixth grade she displayed remarkable leadership potential.

Formatives Unit 11, Word 8 TLW: to determine the Latin and Greek affixes Formative word: pilgrimage (noun) Define: age—result of an action(suffix) Meaning: pilgrimage- a journey, especially a long one, made to some sacred place as an act of religious devotion Sentence: Many people on the pilgrimage rode on donkeys up the mountain to Medjuagorie.