alleryThe word omnivore comes from Latin omnis, meaning what?
AMeat
BPlant
CAll
DWater
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. All
1. Many diet words come from Latin.
2. Omnivore derives from omnis meaning all and vorare meaning to devour.
3. Meat belongs to carnivore, and plant and water are not roots of the word.
_Source: Wikipedia, Omnivore (CC BY-SA 4.0), Etymology and definitions_
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