4 Written Questions

1. (n) A remedy for all diseases, evils or difficulties; cure-all. From the Greek pan (all) and akos (cure))
2. (n) A cause of death, destruction, or ruin. (from the Old English bana – destroyer)
3. (adj) Poisonous. Harmful, destructive or deadly. (from the Greek toxikon ( poison for arrows))
4. (n) Something beneficial that is bestowed; blessing. ( from the Old Norse bon - prayer)

3 Multiple Choice Questions

1. (adj) Designed to effect an improvement; remedial. Favorable to health (from the Latin salus (health))
   1. Bane
   2. Salutary
   3. Panacea
   4. Vitiate
2. (v) To expel (an evil spirit) To free from evil spirits. (from the Greek ex (out) and horkos (oath))
   1. Exorcise
   2. Vitiate
   3. Toxic
   4. Panacea
3. verb To impair the value or quality of. To corrupt morally; debase. To make ineffective; invalidate (from the Latin vitium (fault))
   1. Vitiate
   2. Toxic
   3. Panacea
   4. Bane

3 True/False Question

1. Adulterate → verb To impair the value or quality of. To corrupt morally; debase. To make ineffective; invalidate (from the Latin vitium (fault))
   

   True        False

2. Pernicious → (adj) Tending to cause death or serious injury; deadly. Causing great harm; destructive; ruinous. (from the Latin per (intensely) and nex (violent death))
   

   True        False

3. Inimical → (v) Injurious or harmful in effect. Unfriendly; hostile (from the Latin in (not) and amicus (friend))
   

   True        False