Greek Roots 1. bio11. cosmo 2. micro12. auto 3. dox, dog13. gen 4. pol, polis, polit14. lys, lyt 5. the15. chron, chrono 6. graph, graphy16. logue, log.

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Greek Roots 1. bio11. cosmo 2. micro12. auto 3. dox, dog13. gen 4. pol, polis, polit14. lys, lyt 5. the15. chron, chrono 6. graph, graphy16. logue, log 7. meter, metr17. morph 8. aster, astro18. phon, phono 9. crypt19. scop, scope 10. naut20. demo, dem

Greek Roots Definitions 1. bio- life 2. micro- small 3. dox, dog- opinion; teaching 4. pol, polis, polit- city; state 5. the- put; place 6. graph, graphy- write 7. meter, metr- measure 8. aster, astro- star 9. crypt- hidden; secret 10. naut- ship

Greek Roots Definitions 11. cosmo- universe; order 12. auto- self 13. gen- race; kind; origin; birth 14. lys, lyt- break down 15. chron, chrono- time 16. logue, log- speech; word; reasoning 17. morph- form; shape 18. phon, phono- sound; voice 19. scop, scope- watch; look at 20. demo, dem- people