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ion/ism/vita/chron/phobia Roots Group 1 & 2 ion/ism/vita/chron/phobia *

#1 Noun Makers! -ism (a belief/ doctrine) Fatalism- Pacifism- A belief in peace Materialism A belief that the things you own define who you are Fatalism- A belief that you are not in control of your destiny *

-ism continued… Optimism =) a positive outlook- glass is half full Pessimism =( a negative outlook- glass is half empty Atheism- a belief that there is no God Nihilism- a belief in nothing. We are meaningless beings

#1 Noun Makers! tion (state of being) Completion- state of being complete or finished Reaction-an action performed or a feeling experienced in response to a situation or event Transition- moving from one thing to the next. Devastation- great destruction or damage. Overwhelming shock or grief.

#2 Vita - Life Vitamin- a substance needed for a healthy life Vitality- a lively quality Vital-necessary to live Revitalize- to give new life to something Viable- capable of living

#2 Chron-Time Chronological- putting events in order of time. Chronology- The order in which a series of events happens Synchronize- To happen at the same time Chronic- Occurring time and time again! Anachronism- something that is out of time order (in the wrong time)

#2 Phobia- fear Claustrophobia- fear of small spaces Acrophobia- fear of heights Xenophobia- fear of foreigners Hydrophobia- fear of water Agoraphobia- fear of public places