Understanding Words with 'Duce' and 'Duct'

Since "con" means "together" and "duct" means "lead," what does "conductor" mean?

• A person or people that sing together.

• A person or thing that leads or guides together

• A device that measures speed

• A device that measure the size of fruit

Since "con" means "together" and "duct" means "lead," what does "conduct" mean?

• To play a game together

• To lead or guide together

• To jump high together

• To write a story together

Since "pro" means "forward" and "duce" means "bring," what does "produce" mean?

• To bring something forward into creation or create something

• A device that measures heat

• To bring something backward to undo it.

• A device that measures time

Since "intro" means "into" and "duce" means "lead," what does "introduce" mean?

• To lead something into a setting.

• To lead someone down the road

• To lead a group of students.

• To lead a group of singers.

Since "re" means "back" and "duce" means "bring," what does "reduce" mean?

• To bring something forward and make something bigger

• To bring something back or make smaller

• To jump over something small.

• To sing a song that is very big in sound

Since "con" means "together" and "duct" means "guide," what does "conduct" mean in terms of electricity?

• To stop electricity

• To guide electricity together through something

• To make electricity disappear

• To create a new type of electricity

Since "intro" means "inside" and "duce" means "bring," what does "introduce" mean in terms of people?

• To hide someone

• To bring someone inside a group or to meet someone

• To ignore someone

• To forget someone

Since "re" means "back" and "duce" means "bring," what does "reduce" mean in terms of waste?

• To create more waste

• To bring back waste or make less waste

• To ignore waste

• To hide waste