CLT EXAM EXAM PREP QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS 2026 TESTED AND VERIFIED
◉ Give the adjective-forming suffix which can refer to a person
suffering form a certain disability or condition. Give the suffix which
has paraplegic and anorexic as examples. Answer: ic
◉ Give the combining form meaning know (do not include the letter
in the parentheses or the parentheses). Answer: gno
◉ Give the combining form meaning read. Answer: lex
◉ Give the combining form meaning mind, diaphragm. Answer:
phren
◉ Give the suffix which forms adjectives from nouns ending in -osis.
Give the suffix which has nephrotic, stenotic and sclerotic as
examples. Answer: otic
◉ Give the combining form meaning fetal membrane, amniotic sac,
amnion. Answer: amni
,◉ Give the noun-forming suffix which can indicate an abnormal or
diseased condition. Give the suffix which has nephrosis, stenosis and
neurosis as examples. Answer: osis
◉ Give the abstract noun-forming suffix which indicates a state or
condition. Give the suffix which has amnesia and dysphasia as
examples. Answer: sia
◉ Give both combining forms meaning fat, sebum, sebaceous glands.
Answer: stear steat
◉ Give the noun-forming suffix which often indicates an abnormal
or diseased condition. Give the suffix which has trauma and edema
as examples. Answer: ma
◉ Give all three combining forms meaning color, pigment. You must
give them in the same order as presented on page 51 of Dunmore.
Answer: chrom chroma chromat
◉ Give the combining form meaning speech. Answer: phem
◉ Give the combining form meaning produce or make Answer: poie
,◉ Give the two primary forms of the prefix meaning within
(endogenous is one of the examples given). Answer: endo ento
◉ Give the adjective-forming suffix which can mean pertaining to,
pertaining to inflammation, or can indicate a drug or agent. Give the
suffix which has antineuritic and laryingitic as examples. Answer:
itic
◉ Give the combining form meaning abdomen, abdominal wall.
Answer: lapar
◉ Give the prefix meaning two, twice, double (do not give the form
that is said to be used only rarely) Answer: di
◉ Give the combining form meaning rotten, putrid, decaying.
Answer: sapr
◉ Give the common noun-forming suffix which indicates membrane
or connective tissue. Give the suffix which has endometrium and
pericardium as examples. Answer: ium
◉ Give the combining form meaning talk. Answer: lal
, ◉ Give both combining forms meaning swelling. Answer: edema
edemat
◉ Give the combining form meaning vomit. Answer: eme
◉ Give the noun-forming suffix which can indicate the person
afflicted. Give the suffix which has hemophiliac or insomniac as
examples. Answer: iac
◉ Give the noun-forming suffix which indicates an inflamed
condition or inflammation. Give the suffix which has gastritis and
hepatitis as examples. Answer: itis
◉ Echo can only repeat what others say because she was cursed by
which goddess? Answer: Hera
◉ Ancient and modern herbal practices are often similar. Answer:
false
◉ Give both forms of the prefix meaning not, without, lacking,
deficient. Answer: a an
SOLUTIONS 2026 TESTED AND VERIFIED
◉ Give the adjective-forming suffix which can refer to a person
suffering form a certain disability or condition. Give the suffix which
has paraplegic and anorexic as examples. Answer: ic
◉ Give the combining form meaning know (do not include the letter
in the parentheses or the parentheses). Answer: gno
◉ Give the combining form meaning read. Answer: lex
◉ Give the combining form meaning mind, diaphragm. Answer:
phren
◉ Give the suffix which forms adjectives from nouns ending in -osis.
Give the suffix which has nephrotic, stenotic and sclerotic as
examples. Answer: otic
◉ Give the combining form meaning fetal membrane, amniotic sac,
amnion. Answer: amni
,◉ Give the noun-forming suffix which can indicate an abnormal or
diseased condition. Give the suffix which has nephrosis, stenosis and
neurosis as examples. Answer: osis
◉ Give the abstract noun-forming suffix which indicates a state or
condition. Give the suffix which has amnesia and dysphasia as
examples. Answer: sia
◉ Give both combining forms meaning fat, sebum, sebaceous glands.
Answer: stear steat
◉ Give the noun-forming suffix which often indicates an abnormal
or diseased condition. Give the suffix which has trauma and edema
as examples. Answer: ma
◉ Give all three combining forms meaning color, pigment. You must
give them in the same order as presented on page 51 of Dunmore.
Answer: chrom chroma chromat
◉ Give the combining form meaning speech. Answer: phem
◉ Give the combining form meaning produce or make Answer: poie
,◉ Give the two primary forms of the prefix meaning within
(endogenous is one of the examples given). Answer: endo ento
◉ Give the adjective-forming suffix which can mean pertaining to,
pertaining to inflammation, or can indicate a drug or agent. Give the
suffix which has antineuritic and laryingitic as examples. Answer:
itic
◉ Give the combining form meaning abdomen, abdominal wall.
Answer: lapar
◉ Give the prefix meaning two, twice, double (do not give the form
that is said to be used only rarely) Answer: di
◉ Give the combining form meaning rotten, putrid, decaying.
Answer: sapr
◉ Give the common noun-forming suffix which indicates membrane
or connective tissue. Give the suffix which has endometrium and
pericardium as examples. Answer: ium
◉ Give the combining form meaning talk. Answer: lal
, ◉ Give both combining forms meaning swelling. Answer: edema
edemat
◉ Give the combining form meaning vomit. Answer: eme
◉ Give the noun-forming suffix which can indicate the person
afflicted. Give the suffix which has hemophiliac or insomniac as
examples. Answer: iac
◉ Give the noun-forming suffix which indicates an inflamed
condition or inflammation. Give the suffix which has gastritis and
hepatitis as examples. Answer: itis
◉ Echo can only repeat what others say because she was cursed by
which goddess? Answer: Hera
◉ Ancient and modern herbal practices are often similar. Answer:
false
◉ Give both forms of the prefix meaning not, without, lacking,
deficient. Answer: a an
