1. Daily Latin Week 22

2. Monday, February 23, 2015 Root: FAC/FACT means “to make, do” 1. The root SIMIL means “like/similar.” If you make a facsimile of an original work, what have you just made? 2. The root BENE means “good”. An individual who does many good things for you is your ______(or).

3. Monday, February 23, 2015 Latin Root: FAC/FACT means “to make, do” 1. A copy 2. The root BENE means “good”. An individual who does many good things for you is your ______(or).

4. Monday, February 23, 2015 Latin Root: FAC/FACT means “to make, do” 1. A copy 2. benefactor

5. Tuesday, February 24, 2015 Latin Root: FAC/FACT means “to make, do” 1. If a person performs a task easily, he performs it with ____(ility). 2. An industrial building in which things are made is a ______(tory).

6. Tuesday, February 24, 2015 Latin Root: FAC/FACT means “to make, do” 1. facility 2. An industrial building in which things are made is a ______(tory).

7. Tuesday, February 24, 2015 Latin Root: FAC/FACT means “to make, do” 1. facility 2. factory

8. Wednesday, February 25, 2015 Latin Root: FAC/FACT means “to make, do” 1. The root MAL means “evil”. The opposite of a benefactor, a person who does evil things is a ________. 2. The root OL means “smell”. A person’s sense of smell depends on his (ol)____(ory) organs.

9. Wednesday, February 25, 2015 Latin Root: FAC/FACT means “to make, do” 1. malefactor 2. The root OL means “smell”. A person’s sense of smell depends on his (ol)____(ory) organs. I’ll get you, my pretties!! Muah ha ha ha!!!!

10. Wednesday, February 25, 2015 Latin Root: FAC/FACT means “to make, do” 1. malefactor 2. olfactory organs

11. Thursday, February 26, 2015 Latin Root: FID means “trust, faith” 1. Another word for faithfulness is ___(elity). 2. Why do some people name their dogs “Fido”?

12. Thursday, February 26, 2015 Latin Root: FID means “trust, faith” 1. fidelity 2. Why do some people name their dogs “Fido”?

13. Thursday, February 26, 2015 Latin Root: FID means “trust, faith” 1. fidelity 2. Dogs are faithful to their owners! What do you think about naming a cat “Fido”? Meow!

14. Friday, February 27, 2015 Latin Root: FID means “trust, faith” 1. To (con)___(e) in someone means to trust them with your secrets. 2. What is a confidant?

15. Friday, February 27, 2015 Latin Root: FID means “trust, faith” 1. confide 2. What is a confidant?

16. Friday, February 27, 2015 Latin Root: FID means “trust, faith” 1. confide 2. Someone who you can confide in!

17. Friday, February 27, 2015 Latin Roots Quiz Today! Latin Roots you need to know: CURR/CURS - to run or go ERR - to wander FAC/FACT - to make, doFID - trust, faith