Exploring Latin Roots: Miss and Mit

What is the meaning of the Latin root "miss"?

• To send

• To write

• To read

• To build

Which word means "to send out"?

• Emit

• Submit

• Admit

• Dismiss

Identify the word that means "to send back".

• Transmit

• Remit

• Permit

• Commit

Which of the following words means "to send under" or "to yield"?

• Submit

• Emit

• Transmit

• Dismiss

What does the word "transmit" mean?

• To send across

• To send back

• To send under

• To send away

Which word means "to send away"?

• Dismiss

• Admit

• Commit

• Permit

How does the word "admit" relate to the root "mit"?

• It means to send out

• It means to send in

• It means to send back

• It means to send away

Explain how the word "permit" uses the root "mit".

• It means to send permission

• It means to send a message

• It means to send a warning

• It means to send a request

Analyze the word "commit" and determine its meaning based on the root "mit".

• To send together

• To send apart

• To send forward

• To send backward

What is the relationship between the word "mission" and the root "miss"?

• A mission is something that is sent

• A mission is something that is received

• A mission is something that is written

• A mission is something that is read