Numerical Prefixes From Greek And Latin
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- 1.What is an example of a word with the Greek prefix for "One".
- A.
Monotone
- B.
Unicycle
- C.
Bilateral
- D.
Septuagenarian
- 2.Unicycle
- A.
Greek Prefix
- B.
Latin Prefix
- 3."Tetra" means what number in Latin?
- A.
Five
- B.
Six
- C.
Three
- D.
Four
- 4.The Prefix for seven in Greek and Latin is
- 5.A sixth child with siblings of the same appearance.
- A.
Septuplet
- B.
Twin
- C.
Sextuplet
- D.
Hextuplet
- 6.Quad is the blank prefix for "four"
- A.
Greek
- B.
Hillbilly
- C.
Italian
- D.
Latin
- 7.A septuagenarian is a person who is in their blank.
- A.
Forties
- B.
Thirties
- C.
Sixties
- D.
Seventies
- E.
Eighties
- 8.A heptad is what prefix?
- A.
Latin
- B.
Greek
- C.
IDK
- 9.An blank is a number of nine persons, or things, containing a prefix from an (a)latin or (b) greek prefix. (Type in the blank, then type a comma with the letter "a" or "b") NO SPACES! Example: nine,c
- 10.The Latin Prefix originated word for "One-Thousand"
- A.
Millenium
- B.
Kilogram
- C.
Milligram
- D.
Killometer
- 11.List the prefix origination in order of Occurance.1.Hectometer2.Semicircle3.Decimal4.Kilogram
- A.
1.Greek 2.Latin 3.Latin 4.Greek
- B.
1.Greek 2.Latin 3.Latin 4.Latin
- C.
1.Latin 2.Greek 3.Greek 4.Latin
- D.
All Greek Prefixes
- E.
All Latin Prefixes
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