Module 5 Partz quiz

itic

Give the adjective-forming suffix which can mean pertaining to, pertaining to inflammation, or can indicate a drug or agent. Give the suffix which has antineuritic and laryingitic  as examples. 

di

Give the prefix meaning two, twice, double (do not give the form that is said to be used only rarely).

a an

Give both forms of the prefix meaning not, without, lacking, deficient.

no

Give the combining form meaning mind, mental activity, comprehension.

sapr

Give the combining form meaning rotten, putrid, decaying.

cente

Give the combining form meaning pierce.

sia

Give the abstract noun-forming suffix which indicates a state or condition. Give the suffix which has amnesia and dysphasia as examples.

ne

Give the combining form meaning new.

phras

Give a combining form meaning speak.

ma

Give the noun-forming suffix which often indicates an abnormal or diseased condition.  Give the suffix which has trauma and edema as examples.

dys

Give the prefix meaning difficult, painful, defective, abnormal.

endo ento

Give the two primary forms of the prefix meaning within (endogenous is one of the examples given).

phylac

Give the combining form meaning protection (against disease).

poie

Give the combining form meaning produce or make.

false

Ancient and modern herbal practices are often similar.

eme

Give the combining form meaning vomit.

phem

Give the combining form meaning speech.

phrac phrag

Give both combining forms meaning enclose, obstruct.

dips

Give the combining form meaning thirst.

expel an afterbith

A squirting cucumber was prescribed for women who wanted to

Hera

Echo can only repeat what others say because she was cursed by which goddess?

asc ascit

Give both combining forms meaning bladder, sac, bag.

orec orex

Give both combining forms meaning have an appetite.

edema edemat

Give both combining forms meaning swelling.

iac

Give the noun-forming suffix which can indicate the person afflicted. Give the suffix which has hemophiliac or insomniac as examples. 

chrom chroma chromat

Give all three combining forms meaning color, pigment. You must give them in the same order as presented on page 51 of Dunmore.

epi ep

Give both forms of the prefix meaning upon, over, above.

gno

Give the combining form meaning know (do not include the letter in the parentheses or the parentheses).

otic

Give the suffix which forms adjectives from nouns ending in -osis. Give the suffix which has nephrotic, stenotic and sclerotic as examples.

phag

Give the combining form meaning swallow, eat.

itides

Give the noun-forming suffix which forms the plural for words ending in -itis. Give the suffix which has arthritides and dermatitides as examples.

amni

Give the combining form meaning fetal membrane, amniotic sac, amnion.

mne

Give the combining form meaning remember.

phon

Give the combining form meaning voice, sound.

itis

Give the noun-forming suffix which indicates an inflamed condition or inflammation. Give the suffix which has gastritis and hepatitis as examples.

ium

Give the common noun-forming suffix which indicates membrane or connective tissue. Give the suffix which has endometrium and pericardium as examples.

ic

Give the adjective-forming suffix which indicates pertaining to or located in. Give the suffix which has analgesic, gastric or toxic as examples. 

lapar

Give the combining form meaning abdomen, abdominal wall.

bary

Give the combining form meaning heavy, dull, hard.

lex

Give the combining form meaning read.

pha

Give a combining form meaning speak, communicate.

osis

Give the noun-forming suffix which can indicate an abnormal or diseased condition.  Give the suffix which has nephrosis, stenosis and neurosis as examples. 

ic

Give the adjective-forming suffix which can refer to a person suffering form a certain disability or condition. Give the suffix which has paraplegic and anorexic as examples. 

true

Theophrastus wrote during the Hellenistic Period.

stear steat

Give both combining forms meaning  fat, sebum, sebaceous glands.

lal

Give the combining form meaning talk.

phren

Give the combining form meaning mind, diaphragm.

Phon Phem

Select the two combining forms that most accurately describe the product of the man's speech.