The Word 'Attitude' Is Derived from the Latin Word 'Aptus

question 77

Multiple Choice

The word 'attitude' is derived from the Latin word 'aptus' meaning:

• A) the persistence needed to get into the Coliseum.
• B) the posture adopted by a lazy soldier.
• C) fit and ready for action.
• D) the angle at which Zeus looked down at creatures on Earth.

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