1. Name all the words you can that contain Cardio and Phobia. 2. What do you think Cardio and Phobia mean? Bell Work.

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1. Name all the words you can that contain Cardio and Phobia. 2. What do you think Cardio and Phobia mean? Bell Work

CARDI & PHOBIA 8 TH GRADE PP. 30 & 36

PREFIXES

peri- around

ROOTS

cardi/o heart

graph write, written

gyn/o woman, female

hydr/o water

klept/o to steal

mono one

neo new, recent

path feeling, disease

phob fear

xeno foreign, strange

SUFFIXESES

-ac related to, pertaining to

-al like, related to

-ia condition

-ology study of, science

-y state, quality, act

VOCABULARY WORDS

pericardial situated around the heart

cardiac pertaining to the heart

cardiology study of the heart

cardiopathy disease of the heart

cardiograph Instrument that graphically records the heart’s movement

cardiophobia Abnormal fear of heart disease of

gynophobia fear of women of

hydrophobia fear of water of

kleptophobia Fear of stealing (or being stolen from) of

monophobia Abnormal fear of being alone of

neophobia fear of change or new things of

xenophobia fear of strangers