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Word Within a Word List 5 1st / 2nd period: 5A

SHADED List 5 1st / 2nd period: 5.1

VITA - LIFE Revitalize – to make alive again Vitamin – good for your life

COGN - KNOW Recognize – to know again Cognizant – knowing of something

SUR - OVER Surplus – more than enough Surface – a layer over the top of something

ASTRO - STAR Astronomy – “naming” of stars Asteroid – a large star-like object

CHRON - TIME Chronometer – an instrument for measuring time Synchronize – timed “together”

HYPER - OVER Hyperactive – Overly active Hyperventilate – Breathing over the normal rate

LUNA - MOON Lunatic – someone who’s crazy behavior is driven by the moon Lunar – dealing with the moon (ex: lunar eclipse)

CONTRA - AGAINST Contradict – to “say” something against another Contrast – work against something else

GEO - EARTH Geothermal – internal heat of the earth Geology – science of the earth

THERMO - HEAT Thermostat – measures heat Thermotropic Thermos – keeps in the heat

METER - MEASURE Odometer – measures mileage Thermometer – measures temperature (“heat”)

SON - SOUND Sonar – sound waves Sonnet – poem with a specific sound form

STELL - STAR Interstellar – “between” stars Stellate – a star pattern (constellation / stellar)

NOT SHADED List 5 1st / 2nd period: 5.2

DEMO - PEOPLE Democracy – governed by the people Demography – sort of people that live in an area

STEREO - SOLID Stereotype – solid/hard to break assumption about others Stereoscope – a solid picture made from two images (like 3D)

ISM - DOCTRINE Capitalism – doctrine in which money drives society (set of rules) Capitalism – doctrine in which money drives society Communism – doctrine in which government owning distribution of goods

ALTER - OTHER Alteration – act of changing into another Altercation – disagreement with other person

DYNA - POWER Dynamic – powerful Dynasty – powerful rulers

OCTA - EIGHT Octahedron – a 3D shape with 8 flat sides Octopus – eight legged animal

GYRO/A - TURN Gyrate – turn in a quick circle (like paddles in the water) Gyroscope – turning wheel for navigation

HELIO - SUN Helios – the sun personified as a god in Greek mythology Heliocentric – the sun is the “center” (vs. geocentric)

TETRA - FOUR Tetracycline – an antibiotic with 4 molecular rings Tetrahedron – a 4-sided pyramid

SCOPE - LOOK Periscope – the instrument used to look out of a submarine Horoscope – a look into the future

DEC - TEN Decade – 10 years Decimal – divides into 10’s

AMAT - LOVE Amateur – trying something new you might come to love Amorous – loving