Lesson 5D

The prefix in- means "in" or "into". It changes to im- when it combines with the Latin verb pellare ( to drive) to form the English word _______ (to drive forward)

Impel

The greek word pseudes means "false." Combined with the Greek word for "name," it forms the English word _______ (a fictitious of pen name)

Pseudonym

The prefix re- also means "again". It combines with the Latin verb currere (to run) to form the English word _______ (to happen again.)

Recur

The prefix re- means "back". It combines with the Latin verb salire (to leap) to form the English word _______ (able to spring back)

Resilient

The prefix an- means "without". It combines with the Greek word onuma (name) to form the English word ______ (of an unknown name)

Anonymous

Two greek words, anthos, meaning "flower", and legein, meaning "to gather", combine to form the English word ______ (a collection of various writings).

Anthology

The prefic de- means "remove". It combines with the Greek word hydr (water) to form the English word ______ (to remove water from)

Dehydrate