Word Origins Exercises

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  1. The word comes from Greek autos ("self") + graphē ("writing").
  2. The word comes from Latin celer ("swift") + itas (suffix meaning "state or quality").
  3. The word comes from Greek hypo ("under") + thesis ("proposition").
  4. The word comes from Latin fortis ("strong") + tudo (suffix meaning "state or condition").
  5. The word comes from Greek geo ("earth") + metron ("measure").
  6. The word comes from Latin sanctus ("holy, sacred") + arium ("place or receptacle").
  7. The word comes from Greek pathos ("suffering") + logia ("study of").
  8. The word comes from Latin trans ("across") + portare ("to carry").
  9. The word comes from Greek neo ("new") + logia ("word, study of").
  10. The word comes from Latin facere ("to do or make") + similis ("like").

 

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In today’s world, we encounter numerous concepts and ideas that have been passed down through history. For instance, explorers often left their mark by inscribing their names on artifacts or documents, creating their own . Similarly, speed and efficiency are crucial in many fields, such as technology and transportation, where plays a key role in development.

In scientific research, forming a is an essential step in any experiment, as it provides a basis for testing and investigation. Similarly, individuals often display when facing challenges, demonstrating courage and resilience in difficult circumstances.

Mathematics has evolved over centuries, with disciplines like helping us understand the physical world through measurements and calculations. Meanwhile, ancient societies constructed places of worship or protection, such as a , where sacred rituals were performed or communities sought refuge.

Medical science, on the other hand, has advanced our understanding of diseases through , allowing us to study the causes and effects of various conditions. Trade and commerce have also been revolutionized by systems, enabling goods to move across continents with ease.

Language continues to evolve, with writers and thinkers coining to describe new phenomena or ideas that emerge in modern society. Lastly, the ability to reproduce documents or objects accurately has been made possible by inventions like the , which ensures precise replication of original materials.

 

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