QUIZIZZ: Greek/Latin Roots 2-5 and 2-6

What does "aud" or "audio" generally relate to?

• Vision

• Hearing

• Smell

• Taste

What does "audible" mean?

• Unable to be seen

• Able to be heard

• Unable to be tasted

• Able to be smelled

What is an "audience"?

• A gathering of chefs

• A gathering of spectators or listeners at a performance

• A gathering of readers

• A gathering of athletes

What does an "audiogram" show?

• A graph that shows the range of a person’s vision ability

• A graph that shows the range of a person’s hearing ability

• A graph that shows the range of a person’s smell ability

• A graph that shows the range of a person’s taste ability

Who is an "audiologist"?

• A professional who diagnoses and treats hearing problems

• A professional who diagnoses and treats vision problems

• A professional who diagnoses and treats taste problems

• A professional who diagnoses and treats smell problems

What does "audiology" focus on?

• The study of visual arts

• The study, treatment, or measurement of hearing and hearing loss

• The study of culinary arts

What does "audiovisual" refer to?

• Materials using taste and smell to present information

• Materials using sight and sound to present information

• Materials using sound only to present information

• Materials using sight only to present information

What is an "audition"?

• A short performance to show the talents of someone who is being considered for a role in a play or a position in an orchestra

• A short speech given by a politician

• A short story read aloud

• A short cooking demonstration

What is an "auditorium"?

• A small room where people gather to hear music

• A large room or building where people gather to watch a performance, hear a speech

• A small room for individual performances

• A room specifically for visual presentations

What does "auditory" relate to?

• Relating to vision or eyes

• Relating to hearing or the ears

• Relating to taste or mouth

• Relating to touch or skin