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Greek and Latin Roots English 1-2 Honors

Trojan War Quiz: Take out your notes. 1. What is the Judgment of Paris? Who gets the apple? How does the Trojan war start? 2. How does Odysseus try to avoid going to war? 3. Why does Achilles get angry and stop fighting? 4. List 3 Trojans and 3 Greeks. 5. How did Hector die, and what happened to his corpse?

Journal Write a passage that creatively introduces your hero. SHOW don’t TELL!

astronaut, asterisk, astronomy Star

Thermometer, centimeter, barometer measure

Thermometer, thermal, thermostat heat

Anthropology, philanthropist, misantrhope man

Bibliography, bibliophile, Bible book

Cosmonaut, cosmos, microcosm universe

7. DOGMA Dogmatic, dogmatism opinion

Generation, genocide, genealogy, generate Birth, race

Gynecologist, misogynist monogyny Woman

Lithograph, monolith, Paleolithic, Neolithic Stone

Mechanic, mechanical, mechanize Machine

Synonym, antonym, pseudonym, acronym Name

Pathology, sympathy, empathy, antipathy Feeling, suffer

Podiatrist, podium, tripod foot

Theology, theocracy, atheist, polytheistic, monotheistic god