Roots Units 3 & 4 Review

In the real world, people often communicate with unique sounds. The science of understanding these sounds is known as ___________.

• photology

• audiology

• structology

• thermology

A device that records images and is often seen in everyday life is called a ___________.

• cyclometer

• audiometer

• photometer

• camera

The process of building a house is known as ___________.

• thermogenesis

• visualization

• construction

• cognition

A material that retains heat well is described as ___________.

• photogenic

• thermal

• structural

• visible

In real life, people's ability to see is not as exaggerated as in cartoons, where characters can often see incredibly well. This exaggerated visual ability is referred to as ___________.

• audition

• visibility

• action

• cyclone

To participate in a cartoon marathon means to ___________.

• visualize

• generate

• participate

• memorize

In real life, a powerful storm characterized by a rotating column of air that causes objects to swirl around is known as a ___________.

• cyclone

• photostorm

• thermocycle

• structstorm

The study of writing or inscriptions as a means of communication in the everyday lives of cartoon characters is ___________.

• thermography

• audiography

• photography

• graphology

In real life, people often remember past events or information using their ___________.

• memory

• action

• visibility

• structure

In real life, people often feel objects or surfaces to find their way in the dark or identify items by touch. This sense is referred to as ___________.

• visibility

• tactility

• audibility

• cyclability