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One-word substitute: “A cure for all diseases” is:

A. Panacea
B. Antidote
C. Elixir
D. None of these
Correct Answer: A. Panacea

Correct answer: Panacea. A panacea is a remedy for all diseases or problems.

Background: It comes from the Greek Panakeia, the goddess of healing.

  • Antidote: An antidote counteracts a particular poison.
  • Elixir: An elixir is a magical potion, such as an elixir of life.
  • None of these: “None of these” is incorrect because panacea is correct.

Did you know? Pan = all, akos = cure.

Memory trick: Pan (all) + akos (cure) = panacea.

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