Roots 3.1A: Ben, Bene, Bon

Which word describes a person who donates money to help others?

• Beneficiary

• Benefactor

• Benevolent

• Bonus

What is the meaning of the term "bon voyage"?

• Good luck

• Have a good trip

• Good fortune

• Good health

Identify the term that means "having a good outcome; favorable."

• Beneficial

• Benign

• Bonafide

• Benediction

Which of the following words is used to describe something that is not harmful?

• Beneficial

• Benign

• Bonus

• Benevolent

Explain how a "beneficiary" might be related to a "benefactor."

• A beneficiary donates money to a benefactor.

• A beneficiary receives something good from a benefactor.

• A beneficiary and benefactor are the same person.

• A beneficiary gives blessings to a benefactor.

Which of the following scenarios best illustrates the concept of "benevolent"?

• A person who donates anonymously to a charity.

• A person who receives an unexpected bonus at work.

• A person who travels frequently for business.

• A person who writes a will.

Analyze the relationship between "benefit" and "beneficial." How are they connected?

• "Benefit" is a noun, while "beneficial" is a verb.

• "Benefit" is the action of gaining good results, while "beneficial" describes something that has a good outcome.

• "Benefit" and "beneficial" are synonyms.

• "Benefit" is a negative outcome, while "beneficial" is positive.

Create a scenario where a "bonafide" document is crucial.

• A student writing a fictional story.

• A traveler needing a passport to enter a country.

• A chef preparing a new recipe.

• A musician composing a song.

Which of the following best describes a "benediction"?

• A harmful effect

• A good blessing in a religious service

• A financial donation

• A genuine document

What is the primary difference between "bonus" and "benefit"?

• A bonus is expected, while a benefit is unexpected.

• A bonus is something extra received, while a benefit is a good result gained.

• A bonus is always monetary, while a benefit is never monetary.

• A bonus is harmful, while a benefit is helpful.