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facit

facit

9.9
A set of correct answers for exercises to check your work
  • noun
  • /ˈfæsɪt/
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  • The students compared their answers to the facit to see which questions they got wrong.

Examples

  • After finishing the math problems, she checked her work with the facit provided by the teacher.

  • Please do not look at the facit until you have tried to solve all the exercises yourself.

  • Check the facit!

  • The facit is here.

  • After finishing the math problems, she checked her work with the facit provided by the teacher.

  • The students compared their answers to the facit to see which questions they got wrong.

  • Please do not look at the facit until you have tried to solve all the exercises yourself.

Antonyms

error
306 1.0

A wrong belief, calculation, or action

incorrectness
1 5.2

The state of being wrong or not matching the facts

How Complete

facit
9.9
workbook
16 1.9

Surface Forms

facit singular
facits plural

Etymology

Facit comes from the Latin verb facere, which means 'to do' or 'to make', and it shares the same root as English fact and factory. A helpful way to remember the noun facit for an answer key is to think of it as the 'made' or finished set of answers you use to check your work.