Greek and Latin Roots "anim" and "aqua"/"hydr"

What does "inanimate" mean?

• Full of life or excitement

• Not alive, especially not in the manner of animals and humans

• Describing when two or more people are fully in agreement

• A strong feeling of hostility

What does "unanimous" describe?

• A strong feeling of hostility

• Very generous or forgiving

• When two or more people are fully in agreement

• Not alive, especially not in the manner of animals and humans

What is "animosity"?

• A strong feeling of hostility

• Full of life or excitement

• Very generous or forgiving

• Mental calmness and composure

What is the definition of "animal"?

• A musical term: to be played in a lively animated manner

• A living organism that feeds on organic matter

• Not alive, especially not in the manner of animals and humans

• Describing when two or more people are fully in agreement

Which word means "not alive, especially not in the manner of animals and humans"?

• Animated

• Inanimate

• Unanimous

• Magnanimous

Which word means "full of life or excitement; lively"?

• Inanimate

• Animated

• Animosity

• Equanimity

What does the Latin root "aqua" mean?

• Fire

• Earth

• Water

• Air

What is the meaning of "aquatic"?

• Relating to fire

• Relating to air

• Living in or near water

• Living underground

What is an "aqueduct" used for?

• To transport air

• To transport fire

• To bring water to an area

• To transport electricity

What color is "aquamarine"?

• Red

• Yellow

• Pale greenish-blue

• Black