chrono-- timedict --say

duc-- lead, makegen-- give birth

geo --earth

 1. chronological (adj): arranged in the order of occurrence; time order Ms. Saylor asked us to put the historical events into chronological order on the timeline. 2. chronicle (n/v): a record or account of events as they happened in order/to record or write an account I kept a chronicle of my days in Africa so I could share with others the events that happened while I was there. I chronicled the events of my trip to Africa when I wrote in my journal. 

3. chronic (adj): deep-rooted, lingering as an illness; long-established, habitual

  If you have chronic allergies, you probably deal

with your symptoms year-round.

4. synchronize (v): to cause to agree in time, speed or rate

We synchronized our watches before splitting up at the amusement park so we could meet for lunch at exactly 12:00.

5. anachronism (n): error in the order of time; person or thing placed historically in the wrong time; an obsolete person or thing The director of the movie had the Medieval crowd stomping their feet and chanting, “We will…we will…rock you,” which was an anachronism because that song by Queen wasn’t written until 1977.

Word Root: Word Root: chron/chrono- chron/chrono- timetime

Abduct: to lead away by force; to kidnapAqueduct:a channel that brings water from a remote source

Conducive:tending to cause or bring aboutA conducive learningarea for preschoolers.

Deduce:to reach a conclusion by reasoning;to infer; to lead to a conclusion

Progeny: the children born to a personGenerous: very giving, as if born with plenty of moneyGenius: a person with great intelligenceGender:the sex a person is born, male or femaleGeneric: typical of an original, but not coming from the true source