The word "stupefy" derives from two Latin roots: stupere, meaning "to be astonished," and facere, meaning "to make." Based on the meanings of the two root words, what does "stupefy" mean?
O 1. to cause amazement
O 2. to display special talent
O 3. to make others envious
O 4. to cause others to feel fear

The Best answer is A. to cause amazement

It can't be B. Because stupefy does not mean to display special talent. To stupefy someone you can display special talent but that is not the definition.

It can't be C. Because Envious and Astonishment are different words.

And finally, it can't be D. Because stupefy is to cause astonishment, not fear.

So the best answer is A. To Cause Amazement

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