Question
Using what you know about Greek and Latin roots, what does the word automobile mean?
A. Moves by itself
B. Easily controlled
C. Controlled by others
D. Easily moved
A. Moves by itself
B. Easily controlled
C. Controlled by others
D. Easily moved
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The word "automobile" is derived from the Greek word "auto," meaning "self," and the Latin word "mobilis," meaning "movable" or "capable of movement." Therefore, "automobile" literally means "self-moving" or "moves by itself."
The correct answer is:
A. Moves by itself
The correct answer is:
A. Moves by itself
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