Exploring Bene and Bon Roots

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

• Bad

• Good

• Neutral

• Fast

Which of the following words is derived from the Latin root "bon" and means "a blessing or benefit"?

• Bonfire

• Bonanza

• Bonnet

• Bonito

Create a sentence using the word "benefactor" that demonstrates its meaning.

• The benefactor was upset with the outcome of the event.

• The benefactor donated a large sum to the charity, helping it reach its goal.

• The benefactor decided to take a vacation to relax.

• The benefactor was late to the meeting.

Explain how the root "bene" contributes to the meaning of the word "beneficial" in the context of health.

• It suggests that the action is harmful to health.

• It indicates that the action is neutral to health.

• It implies that the action is good for health.

• It means the action is unrelated to health.

Which sentence correctly uses a word derived from the root "bon"?

• The bonfire was a small, quiet gathering.

• The bonanza of flowers bloomed in the spring.

• The bonnet was too large for the child.

• The bonito swam swiftly in the ocean.

Identify the meaning of the word "benevolent" based on its Latin root.

• Hostile

• Kind and generous

• Indifferent

• Quick and efficient

Create a sentence using the word "bonus" that reflects its meaning.

• The bonus was a penalty for the late submission.

• The bonus was an unexpected reward for the team's hard work.

• The bonus was a regular part of the salary.

• The bonus was a deduction from the paycheck.

Which of the following words is derived from the Latin root "bene" and means "a person who gives help"?

• Beneficiary

• Benefactor

• Beneficial

• Benefit

Create a sentence using the word "benefit" that demonstrates its meaning in the context of education.

• The benefit of the new policy was unclear to the students.

• The benefit of the new policy was a reduction in resources.

• The benefit of the new policy was an increase in tuition fees.

• The benefit of the new policy was improved access to educational resources.

A good blessing in a religious service (n)

• Bonafide

• Beneficiary

• Benefactor

• Benediction