NLE Derivatives II

The English words "aqueduct," "introduce," and "deductive" all derive from the Latin verb meaning to

• touch
• teach
• lead
• trade

The English words "obtain," "tactless," and "tinge" all derive from the Latin verb meaning to

• touch
• teach
• lead
• trade

The Latin word for "eye" gives us which of the following derivatives?

• capital
• orator
• binoculars
• pectoral

The Latin word for "head" gives us which of the following derivatives?

• capital
• orator
• binoculars
• pectoral

The Latin word for "chest" gives us which of the following derivatives?

• capital
• orator
• binoculars
• pectoral

What is the meaning of the Latin word from which we derive the English words "hesitate," "inherent," and "adhesive"?

• pull
• consider
• remove
• stick

“Influence,” “fluent,” and “superfluous” all derive from the Latin verb meaning to

• march
• pay
• trade
• flow

The student’s attitude was deleterious to her success.

• beneficial
• essential
• harmful
• superfluous

Cleopatra was *multilingual*.

• a lover of many cultures
• a speaker of many languages
• a citizen of many countries
• a woman of many facial expressions

The scholar’s "elocution" delighted her audience.

• allusions
• brevity
• sense of humor
• style of speaking