Exploring Greek and Latin Roots: aud, vis, struct, photo, therm

This video tutorial covers Greek and Latin roots from unit three, focusing on 'aud', 'photo', 'struct', 'therm', and 'vis/viz'. Each root is explained with examples, such as 'audition' for 'aud', 'photograph' for 'photo', 'construct' for 'struct', 'thermal' for 'therm', and 'vision' for 'vis/viz'. The tutorial aims to enhance understanding of these roots and their applications in various words.

What does the root 'aud' signify?

• To heat

• To see

• To build

• To hear

What is the purpose of an audition?

• To be heard by judges

• To display construction skills

• To perform a dance

• To measure temperature

What does 'audible' mean?

• Able to be built

• Able to be heard

• Able to be destroyed

• Able to be seen

What process uses light to create food for plants?

• Audition

• Thermodynamics

• Photosynthesis

• Photography

What does 'photo' as a root word mean?

• Heat

• Construction

• Light

• Sound

What is the meaning of 'construct'?

• To destroy

• To hear

• To build

• To see

What is the opposite of construction?

• Reduction

• Production

• Destruction

• Instruction

What does a thermometer measure?

• Light intensity

• Weight

• Sound levels

• Heat

What technology allows you to see in the dark?

• Photograph

• Thermometer

• Night vision goggles

• Thermal vision goggles

What does 'invisible' mean?

• Not able to see

• Able to build

• Able to hear

• Able to see