Explore Classical Music: Roots Quiz Progress Tracker

Dec 25, 2025

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Dive into the world of classical music with our engaging Roots Quiz Progress Chart. This interactive tool allows you to track your knowledge and learning journey through the rich history and development of classical music. As you answer questions about composers, compositions, and musical eras, the chart updates to reflect your progress, encouraging you to deepen your understanding and appreciation of this timeless genre. Perfect for music enthusiasts of all levels, this quiz serves both as a fun challenge and an educational resource.

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Classical Roots QuizProgress Chart

CLASSICAL ROOTS

CLASSICAL ROOTS. LESSON 3: ALL OR NOTHING. ROOTS. PAN <G. all OMNIS <L. all HOLOS <G. whole TOTUS <L. whole CLAUDO, CLAUDERE, CLAUSI, CLAUSUM <L. to close . PANDEMONIUM. Uproar ( daimon <G. divine power ). PANACEA. A cure-all for diseases or troubles ( akos <G. cure ) .

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Classical Roots

Classical Roots. Lesson 8: Before or After . Roots . PRIMUS <L. first POST <L. after. premier. First in time or importance . primate. An archbishop or bishop who ranks highest among others A member of the order of animals that includes monkeys, apes, and humans. prime.

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Classical Roots

Classical Roots. Lesson 1: NUMBERS. ROOTS. MONOS UNUS DUO/DUPLEX BI . MONOS <G. ONE. MONOLOGUE MONARCH MONOGRAM MONOPOLY MONOLITH. MONOLOGUE. a long speech made by one performer or by one person in a group (logos <G. word, speech). MONARCH. A person who rules a kingdom or group

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Classical Roots. Lesson 10. Roots. CRESCO, CRESCERE <L. to grow , to increase FACIO, FACERE, FECI, FACTUM <l. to make TEXO, TEXERE, TEXUI, TEXTUM <L. to weave . Cresco, crescere , crevi , cretum. <L. to grow, to increase. accrue.

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Classical Roots. Lesson 2: Hearing. ROOTS. AUD <L. to hear PHON <L. sound. audible. Able to be heard; loud enough to hear. audience. The people who hear a speech or performance. inaudible. Not able to be heard; too soft or faint to hear; unheard. auditorium.

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Classical Roots

Classical Roots . Lesson 6. socius. <L. companion a ntisocial a ssociation d issociate s ociety s ociologist. a ntisocial . Unfriendly; not enjoying the company of others Harmful or hostile to the society of other people . association .

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Classical Roots . Lesson 7. Lesson 7 Prefixes. De = down Sub = under below . Words with de-. Decrease Dejected Demote Denominator Descend. decrease. To make less; to become smaller. dejected. Downhearted; low in spirits. demote. To lower in rank or position; to move down or back .

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Classical Roots

Classical Roots . Lesson 6: all or nothing. ROOTS. COPIA <L. plenty MAKROS <G. large MAGNUS <L. great MEGAS <G. great POLY <G. many . copious. Plentiful; in large amounts . macrocosm. The universe Any great whole ( kosmos <G. universe) . magnanimous.

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Classical Roots . Lesson 7: Before and After. roots. ANTE <L. before PRE <L. before . antebellum. Of a period before a war, especially the American Civil War (bellum <L. war) . antecedent. A thing or event that precedes The noun to which the pronoun refers Preceding; going before

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Classical Roots . Lesson 12: travel. roots. ITER, ITINERIS <L. journey VENIO, VENIRE, VENI, VENTUM <L. to come TELE <G. at a distance VIA <L. way, street, road, journey. ITER, ITINERIS. <L. journey. itinerant.

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Classical Roots. Lesson 14: sports. ROOTS. SALIO, SALIRE <L. jump, leap VALEO, VALERE <L. to be strong VOLVO, VOLVERE <L. to revolve. SALEO, SALIRE, SALUI. <L. To jump, leap. assail. To attack violently; to assault To attack with words; to ridicule or criticize harshly (as = ad <L. to).

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CLASSICAL ROOTS

CLASSICAL ROOTS. Lesson 3: speaking. roots. VOC <L. to call, voice DICT <L. word, voice, to speak. avocation. A pastime or hobby; a profession practiced with enjoyment . vocalist. singer. vocal. Connected with speaking or with the voice

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Classical roots

Classical roots. LESSON 5: MORE OR LESS. ROOTS. MIKROS <G. small MINUO, MINUI <L. to lessen TENUO, TENUARE <L. to make thin SATIS <L. enough IMPLEO, IMPLERE <L. to fill . microbe. an organism invisible to the naked eye, especially one that causes disease (bios <G. life).

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CLASSICAL ROOTS

CLASSICAL ROOTS. LESSON 2: NUMBERS. ROOTS. TRI = THREE TRES = THREE QUARTUS = FOURTH QUATUOR = FOUR DECEM = TEN CENTUM = HUNDRED. TRILOGY. A GROUP OF THREE LITERARY OR MUSICAL WORKS THAT HAVE A RELATED THEME (LOGOS <G. WORD, SPEECH). TRISECT. TO DIVIDE INTO THREE PARTS

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CLASSICAL ROOTS

CLASSICAL ROOTS. LESSON 1: SEEING. roots. VIS <L. to see SPEC <L. to watch; to look at. envision. To imagine; to form a picture in the mind of something that has not yet happened. revise. To look back and change; to correct and improve. supervise.

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Classical Roots. UNIT 1 Here and There. INTER (L.) “between”. Interloper (n.): one who intrudes by meddling or trespassing on the rights of others Internecine (adj.): Very destructive to both sides in a conflict; involving slaughter and carnage

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Classical Roots. Lesson 11: travel. roots. TRANS <L. across EO, IRE, IVI, ITUM <L. to go ERRO, ERRARE, ERRAVI, ERRATUM <L. to wander, stray HODOS <L. journey . TRANS. <L. across. transgress. To go beyond OR over set limits; to break a rule ( gradi <L. step) . transitive.

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Classical Roots . Lesson 7. decrease. To make less; to become smaller. dejected. Downhearted; low in spirits. demote. To lower in rank or position; to move down or back . denominator. The numeral below the line, or to the right of the line in a fraction . descend.

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Classical Roots

Classical Roots. Lesson 8: Before or After . Roots . PRIMUS <L. first POST <L. after. premier. First in time or importance A prime minister or head of state. primate. An archbishop or bishop who ranks highest among others

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Classical roots. Lesson 5. Scrib / scrip. <L. to write. postscript. A note added after ending a letter (often abbreviated ps ). . prescription. An order for medicine or other treatment written by a doctor. scribe.

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Classical roots. LESSON 10 : Turning. ROOTS. VERS0/VERT0 <L. TO TURN CONTRA<L . AGAINST. divert. To turn aside or in another direction. reverse. Causing movement backward To entertain or amuse. versatile . Talented, not limited, able to turn easily from one thing to another. version.

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Classical Roots . Lesson 6. socius. <L. companion . a ntisocial . Unfriendly; not enjoying the company of others Harmful or hostile to the society of other people . association . A club, society, or organization of people with similar interests Connection; friendship . dissociate .

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