A Susie Story about anxious

A Susie Story about anxious

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Interactive Video

English

9th - 10th Grade

Hard

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The video explores the etymology of various English words, tracing their roots back to Latin and other ancient languages. It delves into the origins of words like 'anxiety', 'anger', 'blue', 'calendar', 'controversy', 'desperate', 'science', 'freelancer', and 'sergeant', explaining how their meanings have evolved over time. The video also highlights cultural associations and historical contexts that have influenced these words.

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3 mins • 1 pt

What does the Latin verb that relates to 'angry' mean?

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How is the term 'feeling blue' connected to the color blue?

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What is the origin of the word 'calendar' and its connection to the Romans?

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Explain the meaning of 'desperate' and its etymological roots.

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What does the word 'indictment' signify and how is it related to its Latin roots?

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Discuss the connection between the word 'science' and its Latin origins.

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What is the historical meaning of the term 'sergeant' and its evolution?

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