T/F: There are always prefixes at the beginning of medical terms.
False
T/F: A combining vowel is always used when connecting a word root and a suffix that begins with the letter ‘o’,
False
T/F: A prefix modifies the meaning of the word
True
T/F: A combining vowel is used to ease pronunciation.
True
T/F: ‘I’ is the most commonly used combining vowel.
False
T/F: The word root is the core of a medical term.
True
T/F: A combining vowel is used between a prefix and a root word.
False
T/F: A combining form is a word part.
False
T/F: A combining vowel is used when connecting a word root and a suffix if the suffix begins with the letter ‘g’
True