Classical prefixes & number roots

1. What does the Latin prefix “circum-” or Greek “peri-” (as in “circumference” and “perimeter”) mean: around or through?

2. What does the Greek prefix “hepta-” (or Latin “sept-”) mean in geometry: seven or nine?

3. What does the Latin root “luc-” or “lum-” (as in “translucent” and “luminous”) mean: light or heavy?

4. What does the Greek root “phil-” (as in “philanthropy” and “hydrophilic”) mean: loving / having an affinity for, or fearing?

5. What does the Greek prefix “hexa-” (as in “hexagon”) mean: six or seven?

6. What does the Latin prefix “quadr-” or Greek “tetra-” (as in “quadrilateral” and “tetrahedron”) mean: four or six?

7. What does the Latin prefix “inter-” (as in “international” and “interisland”) mean: between / among, or within?

8. What does the prefix “octa-” or “octo-” (as in “octagon” and “octopus”) mean: eight or ten?

9. What does the Greek root “anthrop-” (as in “anthropology” and “philanthropy”) mean: human being or star?

10. What does the Greek prefix “hypo-” (as in “hypothermia” and “hypodermic”) mean: under / below normal, or above?

11. What does the Latin root “ver-” (as in “verify”, “verdict” and “veracity”) mean: truth or speed?

12. What does the Latin prefix “intra-” (as in “intranet” and “intracellular”) mean: within / inside one group or cell, or between different countries?