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Exploring Latin Roots and Meanings

Authored by Hannah Peterson

English

5th Grade

DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking covered

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Exploring Latin Roots and Meanings
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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

How can the root "mania" be used to describe a person's behavior, and what evidence supports this usage?

It describes someone who is calm and collected, as seen in the word "maniacal."

It describes someone with an excessive enthusiasm or obsession, as seen in the word "bibliomania."

It describes someone who is forgetful, as seen in the word "amnesia."

It describes someone who is sleepy, as seen in the word "insomnia."

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Using the root "phon," plan a way to explain how this root is used in different words to describe sound-related concepts.

"Phon" is used in words like "telephone" and "phonics," which relate to sound and hearing.

"Phon" is used in words like "phonograph" and "phoneme," which relate to writing and reading.

"Phon" is used in words like "phonetic" and "phonology," which relate to light and vision.

"Phon" is used in words like "phonetic" and "phonology," which relate to taste and smell.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What reasoning can you use to determine how the root "cardio" is applied in medical terminology?

"Cardio" is used in terms like "cardiologist" and "cardiogram," which relate to the study of the brain.

"Cardio" is used in terms like "cardiologist" and "cardiogram," which relate to the study of the heart.

"Cardio" is used in terms like "cardiologist" and "cardiogram," which relate to the study of the lungs.

"Cardio" is used in terms like "cardiologist" and "cardiogram," which relate to the study of the skin.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

How can the root "crypt" be strategically used to understand the meaning of words related to hidden or secret things?

"Crypt" is used in words like "cryptic" and "cryptography," which relate to open and public information.

"Crypt" is used in words like "cryptic" and "cryptography," which relate to hidden or secret information.

"Crypt" is used in words like "cryptic" and "cryptography," which relate to loud and noisy environments.

"Crypt" is used in words like "cryptic" and "cryptography," which relate to bright and colorful objects.

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5.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Plan a way to explain how the root "aero" is used in words to describe air or flight-related concepts.

"Aero" is used in words like "aerodynamics" and "aerobics," which relate to water and swimming.

"Aero" is used in words like "aerodynamics" and "aerobics," which relate to air and flight.

"Aero" is used in words like "aerodynamics" and "aerobics," which relate to earth and soil.

"Aero" is used in words like "aerodynamics" and "aerobics," which relate to fire and heat.

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6.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What evidence can you provide to show how the root "mania" is used in different contexts to describe intense enthusiasm?

"Mania" is used in "pyromania" to describe a love for water.

"Mania" is used in "pyromania" to describe an obsession with fire.

"Mania" is used in "pyromania" to describe a fear of heights.

"Mania" is used in "pyromania" to describe a dislike for animals.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

How can you use reasoning to determine the meaning of the root "phon" in the context of communication technology?

"Phon" in "telephone" suggests a device for visual communication.

"Phon" in "telephone" suggests a device for sound communication.

"Phon" in "telephone" suggests a device for taste communication.

"Phon" in "telephone" suggests a device for smell communication.

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