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If the Latin suffix -simile means “similar,” what does facsimile mean? A to carry away; take B to bring forward; assign C to make alike; copy D to make different; unique

If the Latin suffix -simile means “similar,” what does facsimile mean? A to carry away; take B to bring forward; assign C to make alike; copy D to make different; unique
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If the Latin suffix -simile means “similar,” what does facsimile mean?

A to carry away; take

B to bring forward; assign

C to make alike; copy

D to make different; unique

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C to make alike; copy

I think

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the answer should be c to make a copy
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