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aqua/hydr A latin/Greek root

The root “aqua” and “hydra” are is Latin/Greek for

water

aquatic living or found in or near water; relating to the plants or animals that live in water; done in or on water adjective

Knowledge Check! Can you think of any aquatic sports?

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aquifer a layer of rock or sand that can absorb and hold water noun

aqueduct a structure that look like a bridge, pipe, or channel that is used to bring water to an area noun

If you were born in March, this is your birthstone!

aquamarine a pale greenish-blue stone that is used in jewelry; a pale greenish blue color noun

hydrogen a chemical element that has no color or smell. It is the simplest, lightest, and most common element noun

hydraulic operated by the pressure of a fluid

adjective

hydrate to add water or moisture to something; to supply something with water

verb

hydrophobia a fear of water noun

aqua/hydr riddle

Use what you know about the root aqua and hydra to solve this riddle:

• I am red. • I am outside. • I help with emergencies.

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aqua/hydr riddle

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Use what you know about the root aqua and hydra to solve this riddle: I am all different shapes and sizes. People keep me as a hobby. I can be salty or fresh. I am where fish live.

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