Question

the word uniform comes from latin unus (one)+ forma (shape). what does uniform in the last paragraph most likely mean? a varied or changing b different but matching c identical or consistent d similar and double

Explanation:

The word "uniform" is derived from Latin "unus" (one) and "forma" (shape), meaning having one shape. So it should mean being identical or consistent in form. Option A means changing, which is opposite. Option B emphasizes "different" which doesn't fit "one shape". Option D's "double" is not related to "one shape". So the correct answer is C.

Answer:

C. Identical or consistent