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WWW List #3 first/second: 3.A

List 3 SHADED WORDS first/second: 3.1

Spec - look Spectacles – reading glasses to help you look closer Inspect – look into

MICRo - small Microscope: looks at small things Microphone: amplifies small sound

Hydro - Water Hydroplane: lose control of your car due to water Dehydrate: down in your water levels

Photo - light Photosynthesis: to gain nutrients from light Photograph: written with light

Tele - Far Telepathy Telescope: to look far away Telephone: brings sound from far away

Ex - out Except – keep out from others Exorbitant Exit – to go out

Re - again Return – bring back again Reiterate – to say again Review – to view again

pseudo - false Pseudonym – a false name Pseudopod – false feet in a cell to help it move

Phon - sound Symphony – sound played together Phonetic – related to speech sounds Telephone – sound from far away

Mono - one Monologue: a speech given by one Monochromatic: one color or shades of one color Monarchy: governed by one

Viv - life Vivid – lively colors Revive – bring back to life again

List 3 Not SHADED WORDS first/second: 3.1

Homo - same Homonym – same name (read and read) Homophone – same sound (pale and pail)

Duct - lead Conduct - lead together (proper behavior in a group) Aqueduct – leads water to the city

List 3 Not SHADED WORDS continued first/second: 3.2

Fer - carry Transfer – to carry across Infer – to carry the understanding farther

Pend - hang Pending – decision is hanging Pendant – necklace that hangs

Pan - all Panorama – showing all sides Pandemic - disease affecting all

Penta - five Pentagon – five sided object Pentathlon – five events

Vid - look Evidence – items to look at in a crime Video – look at a recording

Omni - all Omniscient – all-knowing Omnivore – eats all (plants and meat)

Poly - many Polygamy – married to many Polygon - many-sided figure

Hypo - under Hypothesis – guess is “under” trial Hypothermia –under the correct body temperature

Neuro - nerve Neurosurgeon – brain surgeon (house of all nerves) Neurology – the science of nerves

What other word part means cut? Tomy - cut What other word part means cut? Tonsillectomy – tonsils cut out Appendectomy – appendix cut out

Hema - blood Hematoma – a solid swelling of clotted blood Hematology – science of blood

Proto - first Prototype – first sample Protozoa – single-celled microscopic organisms (“first animals” or first form of life)