Greek and Latin Roots "path" and "mand/mend" Quiz

The root "path" means

• either feeling or disease

• either feeling or emotion

• either space or area

• either location or direction

The word pathology means

• the study the body and organs

• the study of disease and injury

• the study of the skeleton and joints

• the study of brain synopsis

the word empathy means

• the ability to see things from a sixth-sense point of view.

• the ability to see things in another angle, not having to do with another person.

• the ability to see things from another's perspective and feel their emotions

the root "path" is from what origin?

• Greek

• Latin

the word pathogenesis means

• the origination and development of a word.

• the origination and development of a disease.

• the origination and development of a map.

• the origination and development of a career.

the root "mand/mend" means

• ask or request

• tell or say

• order or commit

• suggest or recount

What is the origin for the root "mand/mend"

• Greek

• Latin

the word commander means

• a person in authority to keep order, especially over a body of troops or a military operation

• a person in authority, who rebukes those in a lesser role so as to retain control.

• a person in authority who, as a new leader, must prove to his or her authorities that he or she is capable of the position.

the word mandatory means

• requested by law or rules; optional.

• required by law or rules; compulsory.

• suggested by law or rules; not obligatory.

the word recommend means

• to tell somebody that something is good or useful,

• to ask somebody if something is good or useful,

• to be somebody who is good or useful,