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Study this list weekly. START NOW!  \n2. Break it up into chunks ( i.e. a page at a time, a letter at a time)  \n3. Quiz yourself by covering up the meaning and example words to see if you can recall them from memory  \nLinguistics Quiz!  \nTry to complete this quiz without looking at your chart.  \n1. What does the root eu mean?    \n2. What does the prefix aba-mean?    \n3. What does the suffix-ious mean?    \n4. What does the prefix mis-mean?    \n5. What does the root gyn mean?    \n6. What does the word misogynist mean?    \n7. What does the root bene mean?    \n8. What does the root pug mean?    \n9. What does the root anthro mean?    \n10. What does the root phil mean?    \n11. What does the prefix a-mean?    \n12. What does the root soph mean? _______________________________  \n13. What does the root loq mean? _______________________________  \n14. What does the root fid mean? _______________________________  \n15. 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