Latin Etymology

43. Dubitatur:

Quae liquantur a calido, ab ipso non coagulatur; ductilia liquantur a calido, ergo ab ipso non coagulantur.

Item, prius habitum est quod ea quorum coagulatio incipit a calido et terminatur a frigido sunt insolubilia [4.7.384b7-9]. Ductilia igitur cum sint liquabilia, non sic se habent quod eorum coagulatio incipiat a calido et terminatur a frigido.

Using the text above, answer the following questions.

1. Because we know that the English word "calorie" is related to the Latin word "calido," we know that the calorie is a unit used to measure:
	weight
	wind
	heat
	electricity
2. The English word "coagulate" from the latin "coagulare" means:
	to twist
	to loosen
	to solidify
	to turn
3. The "conductor" (related to the Latin word "ductile") of the orchestra performs what task?
	to join
	to lead
	to follow
	to return
4. The English word "refrigerator" is related to the Latin word "frigido." This is because the refrigerator keeps things:
	cold
	fresh
	safe
	clean
5. If an employee is terminated, that means that his job has been:
	upgraded
	extended
	ended
	simplified

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