Exploring Latin Roots: Audi Words

What does the Latin base "audi" mean?

• See

• Hear

• Speak

• Write

Which word means "able to be heard"?

• Audible

• Audience

• Audit

• Auditorium

Identify the base word in "inaudible."

• In

• Aud

• Ible

• Audi

Which of the following words is related to "hearing"?

• Visual

• Audible

• Tactile

• Olfactory

What is the meaning of the word "auditorium" based on its Latin roots?

• A place for seeing

• A place for hearing

• A place for eating

• A place for reading

If "audible" means "able to be heard," what does "inaudible" mean?

• Able to be heard

• Not able to be heard

• Able to be seen

• Not able to be seen

Which word would best describe a person who loves listening to music?

• Audiophile

• Bibliophile

• Cinephile

• Technophile

How does the prefix "in-" change the meaning of the word "audible"?

• It makes it positive

• It makes it negative

• It makes it plural

• It makes it past tense

Why might an "auditorium" be named as such?

• It is a place where people gather to see things

• It is a place where people gather to hear things

• It is a place where people gather to eat

• It is a place where people gather to play

Explain how the word "audition" is related to its Latin root.

• It involves seeing something

• It involves hearing something

• It involves touching something

• It involves tasting something