English 1 Final Exam Vocabulary Review
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Which word part means 'write'?

  • scrib- (correct)
  • -gress
  • in-
  • cred
  • What does the root 'homo' mean?

  • god
  • many
  • same (correct)
  • body
  • What is the meaning of the root 'trans'?

  • below
  • across (correct)
  • against
  • above
  • Which of the following refers to a belief in many gods?

    <p>polytheism</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does the term 'transgression' refer to?

    <p>an act of crossing a boundary</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does the word part 'spec, spic' mean?

    <p>to look or see</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does the word 'specter' refer to?

    <p>a ghost or phantom</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which option describes the word part that means 'LIFE'?

    <p>bio-</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does 'introspection' mean?

    <p>reflection on one’s own thoughts</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the meaning of the word part 'pseudo-'?

    <p>false or deceptive</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does the term 'symbiosis' describe?

    <p>a mutually beneficial interaction</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following describes the meaning of the root 'scrib'?

    <p>to write</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does the word 'anonymity' mean?

    <p>the state of being unknown</p> Signup and view all the answers

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    Study Notes

    Final Exam Vocabulary Review

    • English 1 Final Exam vocabulary is available
    • Suggestion: Copy the vocabulary list, remove words you already know, and move them to the end of the list or delete them.
    • Some words may appear twice.

    Vocabulary Set 1 & 2 Review

    • "spec, spic" means "to see"
    • "retro" means "back in the past"
    • "circum" means "around"
    • "specter" means "ghost, apparition"
    • "introspection" means "to look within"
    • "retrospect" means "to look back"
    • "fer, lat" means "to carry"
    • "proliferate" means "to increase"
    • "infer" means "carry meaning from within; make educated guess"

    Vocabulary Set 3 & 4 Review

    • "graph" means "to write"
    • "pro" means "for"
    • "-logy" means "science/study of"
    • "bio-" means "life"
    • "auto-" means "self"
    • "autobiography" refers to a book written by and about oneself
    • "probiotic" refers to microscopic life forms (bacteria) that are good for digestion and life
    • "symbiosis" describes when two species live together in a mutually beneficial way
    • "autonomous" describes when a person/group is functioning independently by oneself
    • "authentic" means "true to oneself; real"

    Vocabulary Set 5 & 6 Review

    • "pseudo-" means "false"
    • "a-" or "an-" means "not"
    • "synonym" refers to words that mean the same
    • "antonym" refers to words that are opposite in meaning
    • "anonymity" refers to the state of being without a name
    • "nondescript" means "not unique"
    • "scrib" means "to write"
    • "transcribe" means "to write/copy from one source/page to another"

    Vocabulary Set 7 & 8 Review

    • "the, theo" means "god"
    • "ism" means "belief (in)"
    • "corp" means "body"
    • "poly-" means "many"
    • "incorporate" means "to make into one body; combine"
    • "corpse" means "a dead body"
    • "corp" means "an organized subdivision of the military establishment"
    • "theology" means "the study of a god/gods or religion/religions"
    • "polytheism" means "a belief in many gods"

    Additional Information

    • "trans" means "across"
    • "cred" means "believe"
    • "transgression" means "the act of crossing over a boundary of what's allowed or expected"
    • "transform" means "to change from one thing to another"
    • "creed" means "a statement of belief (political, religious, social)"
    • "incredulous" means "when you cannot believe something in spite of the evidence"

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