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1 Latin/Greek Bases

2 Monday, 9/12/13 Base Definition 2 words using Latin/Greek base aster/
astro- star asteroid, astronomy auto- self autotroph, automatic bio- life biology, biosphere carn- meat/flesh carnivore, reincarnate cent 100 centimeter, century

3 Tuesday, 9/13/13 Base Definition 2 words using Latin/Greek base dorm-
sleep dormant, dormitory equi- equal equinox, equilibrium geo- Earth geology, geography helio- sun helium (sun), heliocentric hydro/hydra- water hydrosphere, hydrant

4 Wednesday, 9/14/13 Base Definition 2 words using Latin/Greek base
ignis- fire ignite, igneous mega- large/giant megaphone, megaton meter- measure meter, thermometer micro- small microscope, microorganism proto- first prototype, protozoan

5 Thursday, 9/15/13 Base Definition 2 words using Latin/Greek base sol-
sun solar, solstice scope- see telescope, microscope sphere- round biosphere, atmosphere terra- land terrarium, terrestrial therm- heat thermometer, thermal

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