Exploring Word Origins: Latin and Greek Roots Quiz - Unit 6

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1. Latin CANT/CHANT.

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The Latin root CANT/CHANT refers to the act of singing or calling out. The incorrect answers do not reflect the meaning associated with this particular root.

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Explore the origins of English words with 'Vocabulary from Latin and Greek Roots: Unit 6'. This study enhances understanding of word roots from Latin and Greek, crucial for vocabulary development and comprehension in advanced reading and writing tasks.

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2. What is an incantation?

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An incantation refers to a ritual chant or spell used in magic or witchcraft to achieve a specific effect. It is not a magical potion, enchantment, or hex, which are all different concepts within the realm of magic.

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3. What does the term 'disenchanted' refer to?

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The correct answer is 'losing fondness for; unhappy with'. The term 'disenchanted' implies a feeling of disillusionment or disappointment rather than being enchanted, content, or affectionate.

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4. Latin AUD means?

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The Latin word 'AUD' translates to 'to hear'. The incorrect answers are unrelated to the meaning of AUD in Latin.

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5. What does 'inaudible' mean?

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The term 'inaudible' refers to something that is extremely quiet to the point of being impossible to hear.

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6. What does the term 'auditory' refer to?

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The term 'auditory' specifically relates to the sense of hearing, not vision, taste, or touch.

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7. What is an audit?

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An audit involves a thorough review of an organization's financial records, processes, or compliance with regulations.

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8. What does the Latin word 'SON' mean?

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The Latin word 'SON' translates to 'to sound' in English, referring to the act of producing or hearing sound.

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9. What is dissonance?

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Dissonance refers to a lack of harmony or unpleasant sound in music or any other auditory experience.

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10. What is assonance?

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Assonance refers to the repetition of vowel sounds in nearby words, creating a musical or rhythmic effect in poetry or prose. It is different from consonance, which involves the repetition of consonant sounds.

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11. What is the meaning of the word 'resonant'?

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The correct answer describes 'resonant' as having an effect or being powerful, different from the other incorrect options.

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12. What does the Greek term LOG refer to?

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In Greek, LOG translates to 'to speak, to reason', highlighting the importance of communication and thought processes in the language.

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13. What does the term 'analogous' mean?

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The correct answer describes 'analogous' as being similar or comparable to something else, while the incorrect answers provide alternative meanings that do not align with the definition of 'analogous'.

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14. What is dialogue?

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Dialogue refers to the conversation or exchange of ideas between two or more people, allowing for communication and the sharing of thoughts and opinions.

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15. What is a prologue?

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A prologue is specifically an introductory section that precedes the main event, not to be confused with an epilogue, climax, or intermission.

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Latin CANT/CHANT.
What is an incantation?
What does the term 'disenchanted' refer to?
Latin AUD means?
What does 'inaudible' mean?
What does the term 'auditory' refer to?
What is an audit?
What does the Latin word 'SON' mean?
What is dissonance?
What is assonance?
What is the meaning of the word 'resonant'?
What does the Greek term LOG refer to?
What does the term 'analogous' mean?
What is dialogue?
What is a prologue?
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