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Greek And Latin Roots

Published on Dec 01, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

EXTRA

  • Some people believe in extraterrestrials because of weird sightings.
  • The book was extraordinary because it has a lot of facts.
  • Extra-beyond
  • Extraterrestrial- occurring outside the earth or atmosphere.
  • Extraordinary- going beyond usual,regular

GEO

  • People who like to study the earth should gets a job in geography.
  • If you are doing a geology project you should get a book in the history of earth.
  • Geo-earth
  • Geography- science that deals with the earth's surface
  • Geology- science that deals with the history of the earth

METER

  • Thermometers are used to measure temperature and sometimes the temperature can go out of control.
  • Interrogators have to look closely in a crime scene because sometimes the evidence can be millimeters long.
  • Meter- measure
  • Thermometer - an instrument for determining temperature
  • Millimeter-
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MAN

  • Some animals are born in humane society.
  • Most things in the United States are manufactured in China.
  • Man- human
  • Humane- marked by compassion consideration for humans or animals.
  • manufacture- something made from raw material by hand or by machinery.

AQUA

  • My brother owns a small aquarium with fishes.
  • In ancient times aqueducts transported water.
  • Aqua- water
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SPHERE

  • Sphere-ball
  • Hemisphere- a half of a sphere
  • Atmosphere-
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TERRA

  • From the terrace of the hotel you could see the ocean.
  • The rough terrain did not let us camp.
  • Terra- land
  • Terrace- a colonnaded porch or promenade
  • Terrain- a piece of land

-ATION

  • The aggravation of the scientist was that he let go of his robots.
  • The realtors did a alteration to the house because it was falling apart.
  • -ation - action
  • Aggravation- an act or circumstance that intensifies
  • Alteration- a revision
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SPEC

  • I own some spectacles that let me see.
  • The teacher did a inspection of the students work.
  • Spec- look
  • Spectacles- something exhibited to view as unusual or notable
  • Inspect- to view closely or to look over
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