Spelling Pretest #19 Greek Roots!
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You study shapes and angels in geomatry.
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Outline the parimeter of the circle with chalk.
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Mike drew a digram to describe his room
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In europe, they use centameters instead of
inches.
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Many trees were blown down by the ciclone.
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My soup stays warm in this thermus.
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A physisian is another name for a doctor.
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An encyclapedia is a good place to start if
you are unsure of how to organize your paper.
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I read the thermomater to see how cold it was.
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Physics is a branch of science.
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In these days of cell phones, not many people send telagrams
any more.
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Which sentence, if any, have a grammatacal
error?
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A barrometer measures ____ , and is a big help
in predicting the weather.
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She adjusted the thermastat because she was
cold.
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Exercise and weightlifting has given him a musculer physique.
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Always wear a helmet when riding a motercycle.
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My thermle hat keeps me warm in the winter.
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The seasons repeat in a cyclicle pattern.
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The dancers had to learn the chorreography
of the show.
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The micraphone picked up the slightest sound.
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Your Works Cited page, or bibleography, must
include at least five sources.
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Another name for a phonagraph is a record player.
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A paragraph should deal with only one topic.
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To "spell it as it sounds" is to spell a word phoneticly.
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Which composer wrote that syphoney?
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EC: therm = _______, cycl = _________, graph = ______,
gram =_____, meter/metry = ____, phon = ______, **phys = _________