Prefixes Uni-, Bi- and Tri- are used to mean one, two or three. How well do you know the meaning of words after any of the three prefixes are added? Give the practice test below a try and see which new words you don’t know yet. Best of luck as you do!
Unison
Tripod
Biannual
Triathlon
Tripod
Biannual
Triathlon
Bilingual
Biannual
Triathlon
Bilingual
Trilogy
Triathlon
Uniformity
Bilingual
Unique
Uniformity
Bilingual
Trilogy
Ambidextrous
Being able to speak two languages
A series with three parts
One-of-a-kind; one that is different from others
To join together; to make one
A series with three parts
The ability to use both hands equally
Which happens twice a year
Singing or speaking at the same time
One-of-a-kind; one that is different from others
Singing or speaking at the same time
A series with three parts
Which happens twice a year
The ability to use both hands equally
Which happens twice a year
Singing or speaking at the same time
One-of-a-kind; one that is different from others
To join together; to make one
A three legged stand to support a camera or other apparatus
Singing or speaking at the same time
The ability to use both hands equally
Unison
Unify
Bilingual
Unique
Ambidextrous
Biannual
Bilingual
Unify
Triathlon
Bilingual
Trilogy
Unique
Uniformity
Triathlon
Unison
Tripod
Bilingual
Trilogy
Biannual
Unique
True
False
True
False
True
False
True
False
True
False
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