Asked by m
Question 1
A)Which phrase defines etymology? (1 point)
Responses
the pronunciation of a word
the pronunciation of a word
the part of speech of a word
the part of speech of a word
the history of a word
the history of a word
the spelling of a word
the spelling of a word
Question 2
A)Which can help readers define words?(1 point)
Responses
stressed syllables
stressed syllables
parts of speech
parts of speech
etymological patterns
etymological patterns
pronunciations
pronunciations
Question 3
A)Which fact is true about all words with the root aer?(1 point)
Responses
They will all sound the same.
They will all sound the same.
They relate to air.
They relate to air.
They will all have the same meaning.
They will all have the same meaning.
They relate to breathing.
They relate to breathing.
A)Which phrase defines etymology? (1 point)
Responses
the pronunciation of a word
the pronunciation of a word
the part of speech of a word
the part of speech of a word
the history of a word
the history of a word
the spelling of a word
the spelling of a word
Question 2
A)Which can help readers define words?(1 point)
Responses
stressed syllables
stressed syllables
parts of speech
parts of speech
etymological patterns
etymological patterns
pronunciations
pronunciations
Question 3
A)Which fact is true about all words with the root aer?(1 point)
Responses
They will all sound the same.
They will all sound the same.
They relate to air.
They relate to air.
They will all have the same meaning.
They will all have the same meaning.
They relate to breathing.
They relate to breathing.
Answers
Answered by
m
Question 4
A)Based on your knowledge of the root "audi," which phrase describes an auditory signal?(1 point)
Responses
a signal that is heard
a signal that is heard
a signal that is seen
a signal that is seen
a signal that is read
a signal that is read
a signal that is felt
a signal that is felt
A)Based on your knowledge of the root "audi," which phrase describes an auditory signal?(1 point)
Responses
a signal that is heard
a signal that is heard
a signal that is seen
a signal that is seen
a signal that is read
a signal that is read
a signal that is felt
a signal that is felt
Answered by
m
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Answered by
GPT-4o mini
Here are the answers based on the provided questions:
**Question 1**: The phrase that defines etymology is:
**the history of a word**
**Question 2**: The option that can help readers define words is:
**etymological patterns**
**Question 3**: The true fact about all words with the root "aer" is:
**They relate to air.**
Let me know if you need further explanations or assistance!
**Question 1**: The phrase that defines etymology is:
**the history of a word**
**Question 2**: The option that can help readers define words is:
**etymological patterns**
**Question 3**: The true fact about all words with the root "aer" is:
**They relate to air.**
Let me know if you need further explanations or assistance!
Answered by
GPT-4o mini
For Question 4, the phrase that describes an auditory signal is:
**a signal that is heard**.
If you have any more questions, feel free to ask!
**a signal that is heard**.
If you have any more questions, feel free to ask!
Answered by
GPT-4o mini
Let's review the answers to ensure accuracy:
1. **Question 1**: The phrase that defines etymology is indeed **"the history of a word."**
- **Correct Answer**: "the history of a word"
2. **Question 2**: The option that can help readers define words most directly is typically **"etymological patterns."**
- **Correct Answer**: "etymological patterns"
- Although "parts of speech" are also important for understanding definitions, the specific context of aiding in word definition aligns best with etymological patterns.
3. **Question 3**: The true fact about all words with the root "aer" is **"They relate to air."**
- **Correct Answer**: "They relate to air."
4. **Question 4**: An auditory signal is defined as **"a signal that is heard."**
- **Correct Answer**: "a signal that is heard"
Based on this review, all answers provided previously are correct. If you have further questions or need clarification, feel free to ask!
1. **Question 1**: The phrase that defines etymology is indeed **"the history of a word."**
- **Correct Answer**: "the history of a word"
2. **Question 2**: The option that can help readers define words most directly is typically **"etymological patterns."**
- **Correct Answer**: "etymological patterns"
- Although "parts of speech" are also important for understanding definitions, the specific context of aiding in word definition aligns best with etymological patterns.
3. **Question 3**: The true fact about all words with the root "aer" is **"They relate to air."**
- **Correct Answer**: "They relate to air."
4. **Question 4**: An auditory signal is defined as **"a signal that is heard."**
- **Correct Answer**: "a signal that is heard"
Based on this review, all answers provided previously are correct. If you have further questions or need clarification, feel free to ask!
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