1. Vocabulary Unit 1 Numbers

3. Word Roots Monoonemonorail Multimanymultifamily Omniallomnibus

4. Monotonous Mono -- one

5. Monotonous (adj.) repetitious and uninteresting Uttered in unvaried tone Example: We hiked for hours along the frozen and monotonous road.

6. Monologue Mono -- one

7. Monologue (N.) Long speech by one person Example: The class president’s monologue about poverty made an impression on students.

8. Monarchy Mono -- one

9. Monarchy (N.) Government ruled by one person Example: When the king died, his daughter ruled the monarchy.

10. Monopolize Mono -- one

11. Monopolize (V.) To dominate by excluding others Example: The star athlete monopolized the court.

12. Multicultural Multi -- many

13. Multicultural (adj.) relating to several cultures Example: The multicultural students shared ideas from around the world.

14. Multitude Multi --. many

15. multitude ( N.) A large number of things or people Example: We were able to see a multitude of people from our seat.

16. Omniscient Omni -- all

17. Omniscient (adj.) All-knowing Example: The prophet taught the people about an omniscient and loving God.

18. Omnipresent Omni --.everywhere

19. Omnipresent (adj.) Present everywhere Example: Many religions believe in an omnipresent god who is everywhere.

20. Omnipotent Omni -- all

21. Omnipotent (adj.) All-powerful The omnipotent superhero saved the city from harm.

22. Omnivorous Omni -- all

23. Omnivorous (adj.) Eating both plants and animals Wide ranging in interests Example: The raccoon is omnivorous and will eat both plants and animals.