Exploring the Root Word 'Logue' in English Vocabulary

The video tutorial introduces the Latin and Greek root word 'log', which means word, study, or reason. It explains how 'log' combines with other elements to form words like 'logic', 'dialogue', 'epilogue', 'prologue', 'logo', and 'eulogy', each with distinct meanings and applications. The tutorial also includes a fun fact about analogous colors on the color wheel.

What is the meaning of the root word 'log'?

• Word, study, or reason

• Life, death, or rebirth

• Sound, silence, or noise

• Movement, action, or rest

What does the word 'logic' mean?

• Physical action

• Structured reasoning or thought

• Emotional response

• Random guessing

Which word means 'speech between two people'?

• Monologue

• Dialogue

• Prologue

• Epilogue

What is the meaning of 'epilogue'?

• Speech during a funeral

• Speech between two people

• Speech at the end of a book

• Speech at the beginning of a book

What does 'prologue' refer to?

• Speech at the end of a book

• Speech at the beginning of a book

• Speech between two people

• Speech during a funeral

What is the meaning of 'pro' in 'prologue'?

• Across

• Before

• Good

• After

What is a 'logo'?

• A type of speech

• A word or symbol representing a company

• A speech at a funeral

• A structured reasoning

What does 'eulogy' mean?

• Speech at the beginning of a book

• Speech at the end of a book

• Speech or writing often part of a funeral

• Speech between two people

Which of the following is true about logos?

• They are used to represent companies

• They are speeches at the end of books

• They are structured reasoning

• They are dialogues between two people

What are analogous colors?

• Colors opposite each other on the color wheel

• Colors that are primary

• Colors next to each other on the color wheel

• Colors that are mixed together