1. Geo - earth Greek Geography-draw the earth (make maps) and write about it George- one who works the earth; a farmer

2. Terra- land Latin Territory- land under control of a government or owner Extraterrestrial- outside the earth’s atmosphere

3. Dormio, dormitum- sleep Latin Dormant- sleeping Dormitory- place for sleeping

4. Hypnos-sleep Greek Hypnosis- sleep-like state controlled by a hypnotizer Hypnophobia- fear of sleep

5. Annus - year Latin Perennial- through the years Annals- historical events recorded year by year

6. Lithos- stone Greek Paleolithic- ancient stone age after the eolithic period Megalith- large stone Lithograph- picture drawn on stone so the stone can “draw a picture”

7. Petros- rock, stone Greek Petrified- made into stone Petroglyph- rock carving

8. Astron- star Greek Astronaut- star sailor Disaster- separation from the good influence of friendly stars

9. Stella- star Latin Constellation- group of stars Stellerid- a star fish

10. Dendron- tree Greek Rhododendron- evergreen shrub with large flowers Dendriform- having the shape of a tree

11. Arbor, arboris- tree Latin Arboretum- public garden where trees are cultivated and exhibited Arborvitae- an evergreen tree of the cypress family bearing cones; literally “tree of life”

12. Chronos- time Greek Synchronize- do at same time Chronic- over a period of time; “from time to time”

13. Tempus, temporis- time Latin Extemporaneous- speak or act at (or out of) the time without preparation Tense- verb forms which indicate past, present or future

14. Para- beside, along with Greek Parallel- lying along side of another line but not touching Parable- to throw a story in for comparison while teaching a lesson or moral

15. Inter- between, among, amid Latin Intergalactic- between stars in the Milky Way Interlude- light entertainment in the midst of serious activities; a break