Unit 6: A Time and A Place

What is the relationship between 'chronological' and timelines?

• Timelines are often presented in chronological order to show the sequence of events.

• Chronological refers to events that are random and unordered.

• Timelines are used to display events that are not related to time.

• Chronological means that events are presented in reverse order.

What is the significance of 'temp' in relation to time?

• 'Temp' is a prefix that relates to time, often used in terms like 'temporary'.

• 'Temp' refers to a specific temperature measurement.

• 'Temp' is an abbreviation for temporary employment.

• 'Temp' indicates a permanent state or condition.

temp

• time

• temperature

• temporary

• template

chronological (adj)

• arranged in the order of time that the events occurred or took place

• arranged randomly without any specific order

• arranged based on importance or significance

• arranged in reverse order of time

Explain the term 'dislocate' in a non-physical context.

• To physically move something out of place.

• To disrupt the normal arrangement or order of things.

• To create a new order or structure.

• To enhance the existing arrangement.

How does understanding 'chronically' help in health studies?

• It helps in identifying short-term health issues that require immediate attention.

• It assists in recognizing long-term health issues that require ongoing management.

• It provides insights into acute health conditions that are temporary.

• It is useful for understanding seasonal health trends.

What is the meaning of 'chronicle'?

• A detailed and factual account of events in the order they occurred.

• A fictional story about a hero's journey.

• A summary of events that happened in a specific year.

• A type of poem that describes historical events.

chronically (adv)

• to occur in a habitual, repeated, or long standing manner

• to happen occasionally or infrequently

• to occur in a sudden and brief manner

• to happen in a random or unpredictable way

What is an example of something that occurs 'chronically'?

• Acute injuries, such as fractures

• Chronic illnesses, such as diabetes

• Seasonal allergies, such as hay fever

• Temporary infections, such as the flu

What does 'chronically' imply in terms of frequency?

• It implies that something occurs occasionally or sporadically.

• It implies that something occurs regularly or repeatedly over a long period.

• It implies that something occurs only once.

• It implies that something occurs in a random manner.