Set 1: Latin Roots "vis" "vid"

What does the word 'advise' mean?

• To supply what is needed for support or use

• To make, invent, or arrange on the spur of the moment or without planning

• Clear to the sight or mind

• To give advice to; recommend

What does the word 'evident' mean?

• To give advice to; recommend

• Clear to the sight or mind

• To make, invent, or arrange on the spur of the moment or without planning

• To supply what is needed for support or use

What does the word 'improvise' mean?

• To give advice to; recommend

• Clear to the sight or mind

• To make, invent, or arrange on the spur of the moment or without planning

• To supply what is needed for support or use

What does the word 'provide' mean?

• To make, invent, or arrange on the spur of the moment or without planning

• To supply what is needed for support or use

• To give advice to; recommend

• Clear to the sight or mind

What does the word 'visitor' mean?

• One (as a guest or tourist) that visits

• Something seen in the mind

• To watch and oversee

• Capable of being seen or understood

What does the word 'visible' mean?

• To watch and oversee

• Capable of being seen or understood

• One (as a guest or tourist) that visits

• Something seen in the mind

What does the word 'vision' mean?

• To watch and oversee

• Something seen in the mind

• Capable of being seen or understood

• One (as a guest or tourist) that visits

What does the word 'supervise' mean?

• One (as a guest or tourist) that visits

• Capable of being seen or understood

• To watch and oversee

• Something seen in the mind

What does the word 'visionary' mean?

• One having unusual foresight and imagination

• Something seen in the mind

• Capable of being seen or understood

• One (as a guest or tourist) that visits

What does the word 'vista' mean?

• A distant view or scene

• Capable of being seen or understood

• Something seen in the mind

• One having unusual foresight and imagination