Question

1. to look, to see

agon
cad, cas, cid
mov, mot, mob
plac
scrib, script
spec, spect, spic

Explanation:

Analyze the meaning

The prompt asks for the root meaning "to look, to see".

Evaluate the options

• AGON: From Greek, meaning struggle or contest (e.g., agony, antagonist).
• CAD, CAS, CID: From Latin cadere, meaning to fall, sink, or drop (e.g., cascade, accident, decay).
• MOV, MOT, MOB: From Latin movere, meaning to move (e.g., movement, motor, mobile).
• PLAC: From Latin placere, meaning to please or soothe (e.g., placate, placebo).
• SCRIB, SCRIPT: From Latin scribere, meaning to write (e.g., scribble, manuscript).
• SPEC, SPECT, SPIC: From Latin specere or spectare, meaning to look, see, or watch (e.g., spectator, inspect, conspicuous).

Identify the correct root

The roots SPEC, SPECT, SPIC directly correspond to the meaning "to look, to see".

Answer:

• AGON
• CAD, CAS, CID
• MOV, MOT, MOB
• PLAC
• SCRIB, SCRIPT
• SPEC, SPECT, SPIC (Correct answer)