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ISEE Lower Level Verbal Reasoning Flashcards: Word Parts And Roots

Study Word Parts And Roots in ISEE Lower Level Verbal Reasoning with focused flashcards that help you recognize the idea, recall the key rule, and apply it in practice-style prompts.

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This deck focuses on Word Parts And Roots, giving you a quick way to review the definitions, rules, and examples that matter most for ISEE Lower Level Verbal Reasoning.

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ISEE Lower Level Verbal Reasoning Flashcards: Word Parts And Roots

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What does the root "tele" mean in the word "telescope"?

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Far; distant. The root 'tele' implies distance or remoteness, enabling a telescope to see faraway objects.

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Flashcard 1: What does the root "tele" mean in the word "telescope"?

Answer: Far; distant. The root 'tele' implies distance or remoteness, enabling a telescope to see faraway objects.

Flashcard 2: What does the root "aqua" mean in the word "aquarium"?

Answer: Water. The root 'aqua' relates to liquid environments, as in an aquarium which is a water-filled container for aquatic life.

Flashcard 3: What does the suffix "-less" mean in the word "careless"?

Answer: Without. The suffix '-less' denotes absence or lack, as in careless meaning without care or attention.

Flashcard 4: What does the suffix "-able" mean in the word "readable"?

Answer: Capable of; able to be. The suffix '-able' indicates possibility or suitability, as in readable meaning able to be read easily.

Flashcard 5: What does the root "cred" mean in the word "credible"?

Answer: Believe. The root 'cred' relates to trustworthiness or faith, making credible something believable.

Flashcard 6: What does the root "tract" mean in the word "attract"?

Answer: Pull; draw. The root 'tract' denotes pulling towards something, as in attracting which draws objects or attention.

Flashcard 7: What does the root "port" mean in the word "import"?

Answer: Carry. The root 'port' signifies transportation or conveyance, as in importing goods carried into a country.

Flashcard 8: What does the root "dict" mean in the word "predict"?

Answer: Say; speak. The root 'dict' involves verbal expression or declaration, as in predicting which foretells future events.

Flashcard 9: What does the root "scrib/script" mean in the word "manuscript"?

Answer: Write; writing. The root 'scrib/script' relates to recording information, as in a manuscript being a handwritten document.

Flashcard 10: What does the root "spect" mean in the word "inspect"?

Answer: Look; see. The root 'spect' involves observation or examination, as in inspecting which means to look closely.

Flashcard 11: What does the root "geo" mean in the word "geography"?

Answer: Earth. The root 'geo' refers to the planet or its features, making geography the study of Earth's landscapes.

Flashcard 12: What does the root "bio" mean in the word "biology"?

Answer: Life. The root 'bio' pertains to living organisms, forming biology as the study of life.

Flashcard 13: What does the prefix "anti-" mean in the word "antibacterial"?

Answer: Against; opposing. The prefix 'anti-' expresses opposition or resistance, as in antibacterial agents fighting against bacteria.

Flashcard 14: What does the prefix "trans-" mean in the word "transport"?

Answer: Across; through. The prefix 'trans-' denotes movement from one place to another, as in transporting goods across distances.

Flashcard 15: What does the prefix "super-" mean in the word "superhuman"?

Answer: Above; beyond. The prefix 'super-' implies superiority or excess beyond normal, as in superhuman strength exceeding human limits.

Flashcard 16: What does the prefix "sub-" mean in the word "submarine"?

Answer: Under; below. The prefix 'sub-' indicates a position beneath or lower than, as in a submarine operating under water.

Flashcard 17: What does the prefix "inter-" mean in the word "international"?

Answer: Between; among. The prefix 'inter-' suggests involvement between multiple entities, as in international relations among nations.

Flashcard 18: What does the prefix "dis-" mean in the word "disagree"?

Answer: Not; opposite of. The prefix 'dis-' negates or reverses the base word, as in disagreeing which opposes agreement.

Flashcard 19: What does the prefix "mis-" mean in the word "misjudge"?

Answer: Wrongly; badly. The prefix 'mis-' implies an error or incorrect action, as in misjudging a situation wrongly.

Flashcard 20: What does the prefix "un-" mean in the word "unfair"?

Answer: Not; opposite of. The prefix 'un-' reverses the meaning of the base word, making unfair the opposite of fair.

Flashcard 21: What does the prefix "re-" mean in the word "rewrite"?

Answer: Again. The prefix 're-' denotes repetition of an action, as in rewriting something that was previously written.

Flashcard 22: What does the prefix "pre-" mean in the word "preview"?

Answer: Before. The prefix 'pre-' indicates an action occurring prior to the main event, as seen in preview meaning to view something beforehand.

Flashcard 23: What does the suffix "-ist" mean in the word "artist"?

Answer: A person who practices or is skilled in. The suffix '-ist' designates a practitioner or expert in a field, as in an artist skilled in creative expression.

Flashcard 24: What does the suffix "-ology" mean in the word "geology"?

Answer: Study of. The suffix '-ology' refers to a field of scientific study, as in geology which examines Earth's structure.

Flashcard 25: What does the suffix "-ful" mean in the word "helpful"?

Answer: Full of. The suffix '-ful' implies abundance or possession of a quality, as in helpful being full of assistance.