Roots

Question 0

Hypertension

Answer 0

Greek prefix
Hyper; excessive
Abnormally high blood pressure

Question 1

Anemia

Answer 1

Greek prefix
A, An; without
A condition in which the body doesn’t have enough healthy red blood cells

Question 2

Atheism

Answer 2

Greek suffix
-ism, forms nouns and means “ the act, state, or theory of”
Disbelief or lack of belief in the existence of god or gods

Question 3

Korephile

Answer 3

Greek Suffix
-Phile; loving
Rare coinage for a woman who loves young woman

Question 4

Etymology

Answer 4

Greek Suffix
-logy; science, theory, study
The study of the origin of the world

Question 5

Thermoplastic

Answer 5

Greek Prefix
Thermo; heat, hot
Denoting substances that become plastic on heat and garden in cooling and are able to repeat these processes

Question 6

Neophyte

Answer 6

Greek Prefix
Neo; new, recant
Q person who is new to a subject, skill, or belief

Question 7

Philosopher

Answer 7

Greek Root
Phil, philo; have a strong affection or love for
A person engaged or learned in philosophy, especially as an academic discipline

Question 8

Morpheme

Answer 8

Greek Root
Morph; form
A meaningful morphological unit of a lanuage that cannot be further divided

Question 9

Anthropology

Answer 9

Greek Root
Anthrop; human
The study of humankind
“The science of anthropology isn’t a science most people don’t choice as a career because of the difficulty of studying man kid.”

Question 10

Neolithic

Answer 10

Greek Suffix
The latest period of the Stone Age characteristics polished stone implements.
“Even the smaller houses, after the Neolithic period, seems to have been of stone.”

Question 11

Polymorph

Answer 11

Greek Root
Morph; form

An organism or material that can take various forms

Question 12

Antipathy

Answer 12

Greek Prefix
Anti, ant; opposite, against
A deep seated feeling of dislike

Question 13

Panacea

Answer 13

Greek Prefix
Pan; all
A solution or remedy for all difficulties or diseases

Question 14

Pasteurize

Answer 14

Greek suffix

-ize

Question 15

Europhile

Answer 15

Greek Suffix
-Phile
A person who loves Europe

Question 16

Ericoid

Answer 16

Greek suffix
-oid
Biological term for extensions

Question 17

Lygophobia

Answer 17

Greek suffix
-phobe, phobia
An abnormal fear of the night or dark

Question 18

Italophone

Answer 18

Greek Suffix
-phone,” sound”
An Italian romance language spoken mainly in Europe

Question 19

Chronograph

Answer 19

Greek root
Chron; time
“Write of time”