Greek Roots meter, therm, phon, tele,and scope
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- Q1What is the meaning of the Greek root 'phon'?lightsoundsmelltaste30s
- Q2What is the meaning of the Greek root 'meter'?dancemeasureswimcook30s
- Q3What is the meaning of the Greek root 'scope'?seejumpsingrun30s
- Q4What is the meaning of the Greek root 'tele'?bigfarnearfast30s
- Q5What is the meaning of the Greek root 'therm'?waterearthheatwind30s
- Q6Which would you use to look at something that is very far away?telescopestethoscopethermoscopemicroscope30s
- Q7What does a thermometer measure?rainwindtimetemperature30s
- Q8Which would you use to look at very, very small things?stethoscopemicroscopestereoscopetelescope30s
- Q9Which Greek root refers to 'heat' or 'temperature'?meterphonthermscope30s
- Q10What is the Greek root that means 'sound'?phonmeterthermscope30s
- Q11Which Greek root refers to 'distance' or 'far off'?scopemeterthermtele30s
- Q12What does the Greek root 'meter' primarily refer to?distanceheatmeasurementsound30s
- Q13Which Greek root means 'sound'?telethermmeterphon30s