240 Vocabulary (6th) lesson 18 Greek Word Parts chronos, phon

What is an anachronism?

• A. A record of happenings

• B. A harsh, clashing sound

• C. An event or object placed in a time period where it doesn't belong

• D. A horn that increases the loudness of a voice

What does the term 'chronic' mean?

• A. A composition for an orchestra to play

• B. Lasting a long time

• C. A list of events arranged in the order in which they occurred

• D. The association of letters with speech sounds

What is a 'chronicle'?

• A. A pleasing to the ear sound

• D. A horn that increases the loudness of a voice

• B. A record of happenings

• C. A harsh, clashing sound

What is 'chronology'?

• D. Lasting a long time

• A. A list of events arranged in the order in which they occurred

• B. A horn that increases the loudness of a voice

• C. A composition for an orchestra to play

What does it mean to 'synchronize'?

• D. The association of letters with speech sounds

• B. To happen at the same time

• A. A harsh, clashing sound

• C. A pleasing to the ear sound

What is a 'megaphone'?

• A. A list of events arranged in the order in which they occurred

• B. A horn that increases the loudness of a voice

• D. A composition for an orchestra to play

• C. A record of happenings

What does 'euphonious' mean?

• C. A list of events arranged in the order in which they occurred

• B. A harsh, clashing sound

• A. A pleasing to the ear sound

• D. A horn that increases the loudness of a voice

What is 'phonics'?

• C. The association of letters with speech sounds

• A. A composition for an orchestra to play

• D. Lasting a long time

• B. A list of events arranged in the order in which they occurred

What is a 'symphony'?

• D. A horn that increases the loudness of a voice

• C. A harsh, clashing sound

• B. A composition for an orchestra to play

• A. A pleasing to the ear sound

What is a 'cacophony'?

• D. A horn that increases the loudness of a voice

• C. A record of happenings

• B. A harsh, clashing sound

• A. A list of events arranged in the order in which they occurred