Sienicki Word Study1

• IWilACJi multi- peri- semi- tri- ultra- uni-	many around half tlirec bcyond, cxccssivc, cxtrcmc one
Stems:
•aster-, -astro-, -stellar-	star
-auto-	self
-bio-	life .
-cycle-	circle
-mega-	great
-mort-	death
-phil-	love
-polis-	city
-psych-	mind
-soph-	wise
Suffixes:	•
-ist	one who

i.	ps\diolopist	a.	tvorldly-wise; knowing; finely expericnced
	phibnthropist	b.	a writtcn history of a person’s life
j.	sophisticated	c.	tiie science of life or living matter in all its forms and
4.	biochemist		phcnomena
5.	biocraphy	d.	one wlio studies the Chemical compounds and processcs
6.	biology		occurring in organisms
		c.	one who shows lovc for mankind by doing good works
			for society
		r.	one who studies mental processcs and behasior

a.    an optical instrument wliich allows a subniarinc to observe thc surface from below tlic watcr

7__	antihiotic
8__	asteroid
U__	megaseopic
10__	pcriscopc
II.	nltramicroscopc
1 ^n	astronomer

13. _ cyde

14. _ scmicirclc

15__trichromatic

16._ trilogy

I 7__astrology

18._ triplct

19.	unilateral
20__	bilatcral
21.	ultraviolet
22__	niult iniillionaire
23.	ultranationalism
24__	multicolored

b.    an instrument used to dełect an objęci too sfnall to be scen willi an cml i nary microscopc

c.    rescmblinp a star

il. visib 1 c to thc unaiclcd cyc; cnlargcd. mapnificd c. a suhstancc capable of killing iiiicroorganisins f. a scicntific obscrvcr of thc planets, stars, and outcr spacc

a.    a scrics or group of Ihrcc rclatcd dramas. opcras. nouK etc.

b.    a half circlc

c.    pertaining to tlie use or combination of thrce diffcrcnt colors

d.    thc study of the influence of thc stars on human allairs

c. one of three childrcn born at one birth

f. a rccurring period of time in wliich certain cvcnts repc.it themsclves in the same order and at the same intervals

a person who has many millions of dollars having many colors

pertaining to, involving, or alfecting only one sidc affccting two sides or parties

invisible rays of the spectrum lying beyond the violct ciul of thc visible spectrum

excessive dcvotion to national interests as opposcd to intcrnational considerations