PROJECT: LATIN ROOTS Instructions:
Make a set of white flash cards for Latin roots in each of the subject areas. Drill for five minutes with a classmate or a teacher.

How many of the Latin roots and meanings can you identify? If you missed twelve or more, drill for another five minutes.

Using the roots given in the lesson "Latin Roots" for the following areas, compile a list of the words with which you are familiar.

History
Science
General vocabulary

History:

Migrate- “Move from one place to another”

Root: Migr

Meaning: To wander

Jury- “Body of people give a verdict in a legal case on the basis of evidence submitted to themin court”

Root: Jur

Meaning: Law, justice

Dictator- “A ruler with total power over a country”

Root: Dic

Meaning: To say, to tell

Dominican- “Belonging to or relating to the Dominican republic or its people”

Root: Domin

Meaning: To rule

Science:

Scientist- “A scientific investigator”

Root: Scien

Meaning: Knowledge

Aquatic- “Relating to water”

Root: Aqua

Meaning: Water

Mononuclear- “A description of a cell that has a single nucleus”

Root: Mono

Meaning: One, single

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