Understanding Latin and Greek Roots in English Vocabulary

What is the main focus of the series 'Word Up'?

• Understanding English pronunciation

• Teaching English grammar rules

• Exploring English vocabulary through Latin and Greek roots

• Learning about English literature

Which English word is derived from the Latin word 'aqua' and refers to a container filled with water?

• Aquatic

• Aquarium

• Aqueous

• Aqueduct

What does the word 'aqueduct' mean?

• A type of drink

• A water transport system

• A type of fish

• A water plant

What is 'aqua vitae' commonly known as?

• A water plant

• A type of fish

• A mythical creature

• A strong alcoholic drink

What is an 'aquifer'?

• A type of drink

• An underground water source

• A water transport system

• A type of fish

What does the Greek root 'Hydra' mean?

• Air

• Water

• Earth

• Fire

What is a 'hydrant' used for?

• Measuring water levels

• Connecting to an underground water source

• Growing plants

• Breathing underwater

What does 'hydrate' mean?

• To heat up

• To fill with water

• To dry out

• To freeze

What is 'hydrophobia'?

• Fear of darkness

• Fear of water

• Fear of fire

• Fear of heights

What is a 'hydronaut'?

• A rescue and research diver

• A mythical creature

• A type of fish

• A water plant