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heart In this sentence, heart means: Fast Food Nation: The Dark Side of the All-American Meal Fast Food Nation: The Dark Side of the All-American Meal the locus of feelings and intuitions 1 once / 12 pages

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L “He still believes in his heart that people are honest and good,” the former manager said about Kenny. https://www.amazon.com/Fast-Food-Nation-Dark-All-American/dp/0547750331 the locus of feelings and intuitions | a specific piece of work required to be done | an instance of visual perception | the part of the brain continuous with the spinal cord As the heart is the central organ of the human body, so the word heart has come to mean a central location of an organization or system, as well as being used to describe courage and generosity. We can see the Germanic influences in the word heart by looking at the Old Saxon herta and the German herz. If we go back even further, however, we see the word also has ties to the Greek kardia, which makes sense when we consider that the prefix cardio refers to the heart. For example, a cardio workout is one that gets the heart pumping harder, and a cardiologist is a doctor of the heart. If someone asks that you "have a heart," however, they are appealing to your sense of generosity not to the blood-pumping organ. 0.083333333

Word	heart
QType	L
Instructions	In this sentence, heart means:
Sentence	“He still believes in his heart that people are honest and good,” the former manager said about Kenny.
Source	Fast Food Nation: The Dark Side of the All-American Meal
Source URL	https://www.amazon.com/Fast-Food-Nation-Dark-All-American/dp/0547750331
Source Title	Fast Food Nation: The Dark Side of the All-American Meal
Choices	the locus of feelings and intuitions \| a specific piece of work required to be done \| an instance of visual perception \| the part of the brain continuous with the spinal cord
Correct Answer	the locus of feelings and intuitions
Blurb	As the heart is the central organ of the human body, so the word heart has come to mean a central location of an organization or system, as well as being used to describe courage and generosity. We can see the Germanic influences in the word heart by looking at the Old Saxon herta and the German herz. If we go back even further, however, we see the word also has ties to the Greek kardia, which makes sense when we consider that the prefix cardio refers to the heart. For example, a cardio workout is one that gets the heart pumping harder, and a cardiologist is a doctor of the heart. If someone asks that you "have a heart," however, they are appealing to your sense of generosity not to the blood-pumping organ.
Level	1
Frequency	0.083333333
Page Frequency	once / 12 pages

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