Question

6b: choose two
directions: choose two words that best explain or define the bold root word.

1. chronological a. color b. time c. order d. space
2. chronically a. repeated b. continuous c. rarely d. never
3. chronicle a. poetry b. diary c. last d. journal
4. chronograph a. accurate b. stopwatch c. estimation d. distance
5. temporary a. brief b. permanent c. infinite d. ends
6. contemporary a. old b. modern c. tempo d. current
7. location a. position b. place c. outdated d. pleasant
8. local a. distant b. near c. close d. foreign
9. allocate a. purchase b. take c. assign d. divide
10. dislocate a. disconnect b. return c. forced d. drain

Explanation:

1. "Chronological" relates to the order of time. So, "time" and "order" are relevant.
2. "Chronically" means in a continuous or repeated manner. So, "repeated" and "continuous" are relevant.
3. "Chronicle" is a record like a diary or journal. So, "diary" and "journal" are relevant.
4. "Chronograph" is a device for accurate time - keeping (like a stopwatch). So, "accurate" and "stopwatch" are relevant.
5. "Temporary" means not permanent, something that is brief or has an end. So, "brief" and "ends" are relevant.
6. "Contemporary" means modern or current. So, "modern" and "current" are relevant.
7. "Location" refers to a position or place. So, "position" and "place" are relevant.
8. "Local" means near or close. So, "near" and "close" are relevant.
9. "Allocate" means to assign or divide. So, "assign" and "divide" are relevant.
10. "Dislocate" means to disconnect. So, "disconnect" is relevant (but since we need two, if we consider the root - related meaning of being out of place which can be seen as a form of disconnection in a sense, and there's no other very close second, but if we assume some leniency, maybe no perfect two, but if we go by word - meaning extension, "disconnect" is the main one. However, if we consider the structure of the word "dis - locate" (opposite of locate), but among the options, "disconnect" is the best fit. If forced for two, maybe no ideal second, but if we consider the process of dislocation can involve a forced movement (though not a perfect synonym), but "disconnect" is the primary. But since the instruction says choose two, maybe there's an error in the problem for 10th, but following the pattern:

Answer:

1. b. time, c. order
2. a. repeated, b. continuous
3. b. diary, d. journal
4. a. accurate, b. stopwatch
5. a. brief, d. ends
6. b. modern, d. current
7. a. position, b. place
8. b. near, c. close
9. c. assign, d. divide
10. a. disconnect (Note: This one is a bit of a stretch as there's no perfect second option among the given, but based on the root and word - formation, "disconnect" is the most relevant)