Lesson 20 Word Parts Roots

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Lesson 20 Word Parts Roots graph, gram, scrip, scrib

Root words Meaning Words you know graph, gram write, writing autograph, telegram scrip, scrib write, writing script,scribble

AUTOBIOGRAPHY (noun)-an account of one’s own life His autobiography told only about the complimentary parts of his life.

CALLIGRAPHY (noun)-beautiful, fancy writing She practiced her calligraphy until she could make each letter perfectly.

CONSCRIPT (verb)-to force into service or labor for government The government conscripted all men between ages of 18 and 25 to be in the army.

EPIGRAM (noun)-a short, witty poem; a witty, clever saying His speech was spiced with epigrams that kept the audience entertained.

GEOGRAPHY (noun)-science dealing with the earth’s surface and its features The geography of the area included mountains, plateaus, and valleys.

GRAPHIC (adj)-providing a clear picture; vivid and realistic; written or drawn The author’s graphic description of the setting made you feel like you were really there.

INSCRIPTION (noun)-something that is written or engraved, especially on a solid surface The inscription on the gravestone was barely readable because it was so old.

MONOGRAPH (noun)-a book or article about a single subject The scientist’s monograph covers his research on cell division.

PRESCRIPTION (noun)-an order or direction; a doctor’s instructions for the use of medicine The prescription said to take the medication three times a day.

TRANSCRIPT (noun)-a written or typewritten copy The executive asked her secretary to make a transcript of the notes on the meeting.

NOW PRACTICE YOUR WORDS… GOOD LUCK!! DON’T FORGET-QUIZ THIS FRIDAY!!