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QuestionAnswer
Alti Height, high
Altimeter Instrument used for measuring heights or altitudes
Audio Sound
audiometer Instrument that measures how well one hears
Chrono Time
Chronometer A very accurate instrument for measuring time
Meter Basic unit of length used in the metric system, equals 39.37 inches
Deci Decimeter 1/10th 1/10th of a meter: 3.937"
Centi Centimeter 1/100th 1/100th of a meter: .3937"
Milli Millimeter 1/100th 1/100th of a meter: .039737"
Hecto Hectometer 100 100 meters
Deca Decameter 10 10 meters
Kilo Kilometer 1000 1000 meters, or about 5/8th of a mile
Ped, Pedo Pedometer Foot, feet Instrument that records the distance a walker covers
Peri Perimeter Around The outer boundary or measurement of a shape; compare with circumference
Therm, thermo Thermometer Heat Instrument for measuring temperature (like if you are sick and have a fever)
Mill/ennium 1000 years
Millipede Decapod Centipede small crawling creature with many, many legs Ten-footed animal or creature Less than 100 legs
Million 1,000,000 or 1000 x 1000. That is why it has the 'milli' at the front of the word.
Naut Nautical Navigation, Sailor Pertaining to seamen, navigation or ships
Astro Astronaut Stars Pilot of a spaceship - one who travels amongst the stars
Cosmo Cosmonaut The universe or outer space Russian word for one who travels in space.
-ical (suffix or at the end of the word) of or pertaining to... nautical, medical. etc/
- ennium (suffix or at the end of the word) Years (like millennium or the year 2000)
Created by: loripurcell
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