Exploring the Root Word 'Chrono' and Its Impact on English Vocabulary

The video tutorial explores the Latin and Greek root word 'Chrono', meaning time. It covers various derivatives such as 'chronology', 'chronic', 'anachronism', 'synchronize', and 'chronicle', explaining their meanings and providing examples. Additionally, it shares fun facts about Kronos, the Greek god of time, and his Roman counterpart, Saturn.

What does the root word 'Chrono' mean?

• Time

• Light

• Sound

• Space

What is the meaning of the word 'chronology'?

• The study of time

• The study of space

• The study of light

• The study of sound

What does the word 'chronic' describe?

• Something that is very loud

• Something that is very bright

• Something that lasts for a long time

• Something that happens quickly

Which of the following best describes an 'anachronism'?

• A modern invention

• A futuristic concept

• Something from the future

• Something from back in time

What does 'synchronize' mean?

• To make something happen randomly

• To make something happen slower

• To make something happen faster

• To make something happen at the same time

What is a 'chronicle'?

• A scientific theory

• A record of events

• A prediction of the future

• A fictional story

Who was Kronos in ancient Greek mythology?

• The god of the sea

• The god of the underworld

• The god of time

• The god of war

What name did the Romans use for Cronus?

• Neptune

• Mars

• Saturn

• Jupiter