Week 10-8-14 to 10-15-14
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Word: cacophony
P.O.S. noun
Word: draconian
P.O.S. adjective
Word: edifice
P.O.S. noun
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Graphic, Pictograph, Picture
Graphic, Pictograph, Picture
Graphic, Pictograph, Picture
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Helpful websites:
https://www.learnthat.org/pages/view/roots.html
http://www.prefixsuffix.com/rootchart.php
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Date:
Greek and Latin Root Template Week 4
Root word: inter
Root word: trans
Meaning: between or among
Meaning: across or beyond
Origin: Latin
Origin: Latin
Example: The crowd went wild when they saw there
were 100 dollar bills interspersed with the leaves on
the ground.
Example: The transcontinental railroad crossed several
continents.
2 other words that use that root and their meanings
2 other words that use that root and their meanings
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