Question

word study latin root: -man- the latin root -man- comes from the latin word manus, which means \hand\. many words in english are formed from this root. for example, the verb mandate means \to give an official order.\ mandate is derived from the latin verb mandare, which is made up of the root -man- plus the latin word dare, meaning \to give.\ mandate can also be a noun meaning \an official command.\ a. directions: each word in the list below contains the latin root -man-. using your knowledge of word parts and the context of the sentences, select the correct word to complete each sentence, and write it in the blank. check a dictionary, if you need help. manual · unmanageable · manners · manager · mandatory · manufactured 1. bernie has good ______; he is polite and thoughtful. 2. we will hold a ____ weekly meeting in order to discuss the work in our project group. 3. after having sent my order back three times, i asked to see the ____ to rectify the situation. 4. ms. goya is looking for a small, economical vehicle, and she prefers one that was ____ in the united states. 5. we couldnt figure out the camera setting, so spike found the user ____ online. 6. the puppy is ____ and needs to be trained by a professional. b. directions: reread the sentences in part a. then, write the -man- word from part a that corresponds to each definition below. 1. ____: instructions useful for knowing rules or for using something 2. ____: difficult or impossible to handle 3. ____: made on a large scale, using machines 4. ____: a person responsible for controlling all or part of a business 5. ____: compulsory; required 6. ______: polite or well - bred social behavior

Explanation:

1. "Manners" refer to polite social behavior, so it fits the description of Bemie being polite and thoughtful.
2. "Mandatory" means required, so a weekly meeting that is held to discuss work would be mandatory.
3. A "manager" is a person responsible for rectifying situations in a business - like context when orders are sent back.
4. A vehicle that is "manufactured" is made, which is what Ms. Goya is looking for in terms of origin.
5. A "manual" provides instructions for using something, like a camera setting.
6. A puppy that is "unmanageable" is difficult to handle and needs professional training.

For part B, we just reverse - lookup the words based on their definitions from part A.

Answer:

Part A

1. manners
2. mandatory
3. manager
4. manufactured
5. manual
6. unmanageable

Part B

1. manual
2. unmanageable
3. manufactured
4. manager
5. mandatory
6. manners