ben, bene, bon = good, well

Which word is sometimes used to describe a document or an ancient artifact that is genuine?

• bonus

• benefit

• beneficiary

• bonafide

Answer explanation

in good faith; authentic; genuine; real

At holiday time, many companies give this to each employee in the form of extra money.

• benefit

• bonus

• benediction

• bon voyage

Answer explanation

anything good that is received over and beyond what was expected (usually money)

The university was grateful to this person who donated five educational scholarships worth $10,000. Who was the person?

• benefator

• beneficiary

• benevolent

• benediction

Answer explanation

a good person who offers help or donates money

A kind person who helps others might be described as this.

• benign

• beneficiaries

• bonafides

• benevolent

Answer explanation

kind; good-hearted

This is what you will do if you study hard and try your best.

• benefit

• beneficiary

• benign

• bonus

Answer explanation

to gain or receive good results from something

Vitamins are _________ to good health and a long life.

• beneficial

• benign

• bon voyage

• benediction

Answer explanation

having a good outcome; favorable

Who gets things that are left behind when a person passes away?

• beneficiary

• benefactor

• benediction

• bonafide

Answer explanation

a person who receives something good from someone else such as an inheritance

What did Grandma Dot yell to her family when they left on the cruise?

• bonafide

• benign

• benevolent

• bon voyage

Answer explanation

French for "have a good trip"

Sometimes people get tumors that are not harmful. What do we call this type of tumor?

• benign

• bonafide

• bonuses

• benediction

Answer explanation

favorable; having a good effect; not harmful

The members of the church listened closely to this.

• benediction

• beneficial

• bonafide

• beneficiary

Answer explanation

a good blessing in a religious service