Greek and Latin Roots audi and phon for 6th Graders

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Latin root "audi" means

listening and hearing

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Greek root "phon" means

Sound- It is from the Greek word phone and means sound.

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inaudible means

not able to be heard, because the prefix in means not - so not heard.

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audience means

audience is a noun and means people who listen

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symphony means

phon means sound and sym which is Greek for together - so a symphony means sounds of music which are created by a group of people making sound together with musical instruments in the group

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phonics means

sounds of letters of the alphabet

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audiovisual means

can be heard and seen - such as a movie

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Greek root "sym" means

together

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auditorium

large room or hall where people gather to hear speakers or performances

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the suffix orium means

a place

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audition means

can be a noun tryout for a role, or to perform ro a part, (a hearing to test a performers ability)

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phonograph

an object that plays sounds that have been written on records.

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