Sure, let’s go through each Greek/Latin root or affix and match it to the correct definition.
1. Cardi:
- The root "Cardi" comes from the Greek word "kardia" which means heart. Therefore, "Cardi" matches with A) Heart.
2. Chron:
- The root "Chron" comes from the Greek word "chronos" which means time. So "Chron" matches with D) Time.
3. Gress:
- The root "Gress" comes from the Latin word "gradus" which means to step or walk. Hence, "Gress" matches with E) To walk; step.
4. Juxta:
- The root "Juxta" is Latin for beside or near. Therefore, "Juxta" matches with B) Beside, near.
5. Sect:
- The root "Sect" comes from the Latin word "secare" which means to cut. So "Sect" matches with C) Cut.
Here is the final matching:
[tex]\[
\begin{tabular}{|c|c|c|}
\hline Match & Term & Definition \\
\hline a & Cardi & A) Heart \\
\hline d & Chron & B) Beside, near \\
\hline E & Gress & C) Cut \\
\hline B & Juxta & D) Time \\
\hline C & Sect & E) To walk; step \\
\hline
\end{tabular}
\][/tex]
