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1 Unit 2 Words Review Practices
Bell Ringer: On chalkboard desk, grab one! Picture to Root Matching Word to Definition (Greek/History Words)

2 Bell Ringer Picture to Root
Matching Word to Definition (Greek/History Words)

3 Both self; one mental disorder, Other just self centered
Mania – “Madness” Kleptomania Dipsomaniac Megalomaniac Egomaniac Both self; one mental disorder, Other just self centered

4 Psych – Breath, Life, Soul
Psyche ( very close to root meaning ) Psychedelic Psychosomatic – caused by mental/emotional Psychotherapist “one who”

5 Cept – take, seize Reception Intercept Perceptible Through adj
Susceptible Through adj

6 Fin – End, Boundary Confine Definitive Finite
Infinitesimal -- endlessly small

7 Ject – Throw, Hurl Interject – think “interjections” WOW! NO WAY! SERIOUSLY? Interrupters Con ject ure Together throw Noun Projection Estimating what may happen in the future Trajectory

8 Tract – drag or draw Traction Retract Protracted Intractable

9 Duc/Duct – To Lead Conducive Deduction Induce -- persuasion
Think: taxes  Induce -- persuasion Seduction – don’t do this

10 Sequ – To Follow Sequential (order 1…2…3) Subsequent Consequential
Think: detentions ( a result of ) Non Sequitur Noun; a statement without logic “Brain farts”

11 Mythology Words Apollonian Harmonious, ordered, rational, calm
From Apollo, god of sun, light, music Adjective An Apollonian atmosphere is welcomed in my classroom.

12 Bacchanalian Frenzied, orgiastic
Think of Roman god Bacchus (drama, wine, ecstasy) That high school party you DO NOT GO TO

13 delphic Unclear, ambiguous, confusing “Delphic statements” ?

14 Dionysian Frenzied, delirious Greek god Dionysus, inventor of wine
Wild behavior on his part gives us this definition/word Some festivals can be Dionysian if set in the right atmosphere.

15 jovial Jolly, good-natured
Jove was the Roman equivalent of Zeus (Greek), AKA Jupiter Born under Jupiter, be merry and generous

16 mercurial Rapid and unpredictable changes in mood
God Mercury, symbol of speed Mood swings

17 Olympian Lofty, superior, detached
The God of Mount Olympus who were above all others Pompous, surveying the scene

18 venereal Having to do with sexual intercourse or diseases transmitted by it Venus = Roman goddess of love, and all aspects to do with it Took her name in the creation of a word for diseases acquired through “love”

19 Choose the closest definition
Reprobate A. prosecution b. scoundrel c. trial d. refund Intercept A. throw b. seize c. arrest d. close Confine A. erect b. restrict c. ignore d. close Deduction A. addition b. flirtation c. total d. reasoning Subsequent A. unimportant b. early c. first d. later

20 Study Tools Beyond Flash Cards
Quizzes throughout Units 1 & 2 Try answering without looking at the word’s definition or meaning of root If time remains for game… Face Off

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