Question

6 multiple choice 1 point the word euthanasia originates from the greek word euthanatos, meaning: \suicide.\ \good death.\ \happy life.\ \manslaughter.\

Explanation:

The term "euthanasia" comes from the Greek "euthanatos". Breaking down the Greek roots: "eu" means good, and "thanatos" means death. So "euthanatos" translates to "good death". The other options don't match this etymology: "suicide" (self - inflicted death, not the meaning of the root), "happy life" (focuses on life not death), "manslaughter" (unlawful killing, not the meaning of the Greek term).

Answer:

B. "good death" (assuming the option with "good death" is labeled as B, if the original labeling was different, adjust the label but the text is "good death")