Greek root meaning "sound"

Latin root meaning "land"

Latin prefix meaning "two"

Greek root for "write"

Latin root meaning "hear"

Greek suffix meaning "measure"

Greek root meaning "see"

Latin root meaning "say"

Able to be heard

A device used to see very small objects

To speak out against something

The straight line down the center of a circle

A large room that holds an audience, often used to hear and see concerts and plays

Words being written down as they are said aloud

A seeing device used on a submarine to observe what is happening on the surface of the water

The instrument that measures air pressure

unable to hear something

an instrument used for listening to the sounds inside a person's body

the decision a jury makes or says in a trial

the instrument that measures the mileage in your car

the measurement around the outside edge of a flat surface

the sound portion of a broadcast

an instrument used to see objects that are far away

the manner in which something is said in words