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4th Quarter Roots

What is the purpose of Greek and latin? Know one root, know many words Know one suffix, know part of speech Know one prefix, know definition Know roots, strengthen reading ability Know vocabulary, strengthen writing ability

Nym, Ego, Prim, Apt Section 4, Set 1

Nym-Name

Homonym (Noun)- Same Name (same spelling and pronunciations but different meanings) Come up with 5 pairs of homonyms! (Double Denotation)

Using context clues and prior knowledge predict the meaning of the vocabulary word Pseudonym. "Geisel was best known by the pseudonym 'Dr. Seuss'"

Pseudonym (Abstract Noun)- False or fake name Association: Write down what your pseudonym would be.

Ego- I

Using context clues and prior knowledge predict the meaning of the vocabulary word egotistical. "Archie's egotistic lifestyle has alienated many people over the years"

Egotistical (adjective)- excessively absorbed in one’s self, self-centered Association: Draw a stick figure with the universe revolving around the stick figure.

Clark Kent and his alter ego Superman. Using context clues and prior knowledge predict the meaning of the vocabulary word Alter ego. Clark Kent and his alter ego Superman.

Alter Ego (noun)- the other Self Association/Leaf- Clark Kent to Superman, Peter Park to Spiderman

Apt- Fit

Using context clues and prior knowledge predict the meaning of the vocabulary word Adapted. The miniseries was adapted from novel.

Adapt (action verb)- to make something suitable (fittable) for a new use or purpose Association: (Science) what kind of mammals, amphibians must adapt to their environment?

Using context clues and prior knowledge predict the meaning of the vocabulary word Aptitude . “He had a remarkable aptitude for learning words.”

Aptitude (Abstract noun)- a specific fitness or skill Association- I have an aptitude for . . .

Prim- First

Primary(adjective)- the most important or earliest time or development

Our primary role as students is to learn, grow, and help others. Using context clues and prior knowledge predict the meaning of the vocabulary word Primary . Our primary role as students is to learn, grow, and help others.

Prime (adjective)- of most importance Association: Synonyms Chief, Key, Principal

Ms. Snowdon and Mrs. Grow are in the prime of their lives. Using context clues and prior knowledge predict the meaning of the vocabulary word Prime. Ms. Snowdon and Mrs. Grow are in the prime of their lives.