The word "education" is derived from the Latin word ________. a. Educare b. Educere c. Educatum d. All of the above Answer: D Th...
The word "education" is derived from the Latin word ________.
- a. Educare
- b. Educere
- c. Educatum
- d. All of the above
- Answer: D
The word "educere" means ________.
- a. To lead out
- b. To draw out
- c. To train
- d. To mold
- Answer: A
The word "educare" is also related to the Latin word ________, which means "trained" or "instructed."
- a. Educare
- b. Educere
- c. Educatum
- d. None of the above
- Answer: C
The word "educere" was first used in the 1st century BC by the Roman philosopher ________.
- a. Cicero
- b. Plato
- c. Socrates
- d. Aristotle
- Answer: A
The word "education" first appeared in the English language in the ________ century.
- a. 14th
- b. 15th
- c. 16th
- d. 17th
- Answer: A
The two Latin roots of education are ________.
- a. Educare and educatum
- b. Educare and educere
- c. Educare and educe
- d. None of the above
- Answer: B
Educare means ________.
- a. To train
- b. To mold
- c. To lead out
- d. To draw out
- Answer: A
Educere means ________.
- a. To train
- b. To mold
- c. To lead out
- d. To draw out
- Answer: D
Education is essential for ________.
- a. Individual development
- b. Societal development
- c. Both individual and societal development
- d. None of the above
- Answer: C
In a globalized world, education is ________.
- a. Less important than ever before
- b. More important than ever before
- c. Just as important as ever before
- d. None of the above
- Answer: B
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