Do you remember the meanings of all of these Greek and Latin roots?

 

Hydrated: When your body has enough water to keep running. 

Hydropower: Power made by water. 

Dehydrated: When you aren't hydrated.

geographical-

natural features,poulation,industries ect., of the Earth

geothermal-

the heat in the Earth 

geophysics-

the physics of the Earth&its atmosphere

geology-

the study of the rocks, soil etc that make up the Earth, and of the way they have changed since the Earth was formed

geochemistry- the chemistry of the Earth's crust

geologist- a specialist in geology

geomancy- the belief that arranging your home in a particular way will bring you good or bad luck in the magnetic field

geothermal- relating to or coming from heat inside the Earth

geophysics:The study of the movement of the Earth.

geographer:A person that studied geography at a high levle.

geology:The study of the surface of the Earth.

geothermal:The heat in the Earth

 

Geology- The study of rocks, soil, and other things that make up the Earth. 

Geophysicist- A geologist who uses physical principles to study properties of Earth.

Geomagnetic- Something relating to the magnetism of the Earth. 

Geophysics- The study of the movements of parts of the Earth.

                                        GEO

 

Geology- The study of dynamics and physical history of the earth

Geode- A hollow concretionary or nodlus stone lined with crystals

Geography- The science dealing with the areal differentation of the earth's surface

Geologist- A person whom studies the history of the earth

Geology:The study of the Earth.

Geography:The study of the Earths crust.

Pangea:All Earth.

Geologist:A specallist in geology

Geography= The study of the countries, rivers, and oceans in the world.

Geophysics= The movements of parts of the Earth.

Geologist= A speciailist in geology.

Geology= The study of rock, soil that make up Earth.

Geology: The science that deals with physical history of Earth.

Geologist: A person who studies geologic research & study. 

Paleogeology: The study of geologic features once on Earths surface but now underground. 

Geophysical: The branchof geology that deals with phisics of Earth and its atmosphere.

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Translate

When someone translates something, they change it from one language to another. 

Similar words/synonyms: Another word like translate is change. Interpret can also be used to describe when someone changes something from one word to another.

Words that are dissimilar/antonyms: Words that are the opposite of translate are words that talk about making something more difficult to understand, like encrypt.

Using the letters of translate, here are some other words that I made:

slate, ran, tale, and talents.

Here's a cartoon with someone translating something:

 

                                This story is about an Egyptian boy named Gregorio. He lived in an empire with a pharaoh named Sahane which meant “strong”.

But one day as he was waling to school he saw a statue that looked like a sphinx and it scared him because he had never seen it. So he went home and told his mom, and his mom told him all about the things he had never seen such as a metropolis, sites, and about the momentous

Wedding of the pharaoh Sahane, and how intricate the wedding was.

                                So the next day when Gregorio woke up from his sleep he asked his mother to tell him more about their country and she did. She told him about the war in 1500 b.c. and how Egypt conquered the Mesopotamians. When they were celebrating the party was so adorned and shocked everyone.

                                The next thing that she told him about was when the entire city tried to fascinate the pharaoh. It didn’t really work because the pharaoh was mean. And that was the end of all the stories.                              The End!

                                   

 

   This is a story about Bob, a hawk. Bob lived in New York City, a metropolis, when he took his daily flight around the city he was always fascinated with the sites like The Statue of Liberty and the Empire State Building. The New Year just started and Bob loved the adorned crystal ball that dropped. One day Bob got tired of the city and he made a momentous decision. He decided that he would leave the city and go to Egypt, once a great empire. On his flight Bob encountered many other hawks and they fought each other. He always conquered the other birds. Once Bob finally got to Egypt he wanted to go sight- seeing. He saw the Great Sphinx, then he went to see the tomb of the pharaoh Ramses II. The sarcophagus that held the pharaoh had intricate designs. After that, Bob decided he would stay in Egypt.