Roots And Combining Forms Chapter Four
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Adip
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Fat
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Side
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Nature
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Place
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Explore the foundational elements of medical language in 'Roots and Combining Forms Chapter Four'. This quiz assesses your understanding of key medical terms related to body functions and structures, enhancing essential skills for healthcare professionals and students alike.
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Andr
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Tissue
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Fat
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Man
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Cranium
Correct Answer
A. ManExplanation
The given words "andr", "tissue", "fat", "man", and "cranium" are all related to different body parts or characteristics. Among these words, "man" is the only word that represents a human being. The other words represent body tissues (tissue), body composition (fat), or body parts (cranium). Therefore, "man" is the correct answer as it stands out from the others by representing a complete human being.Rate this question:
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Bi/o
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Back
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Place
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To drink
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Life
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A. LifeExplanation
The term "bi/o" is a prefix commonly used in biology and refers to life or living organisms. Therefore, the correct answer "life" is the most appropriate and logical choice among the given options.Rate this question:
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Caud
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Front
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Water
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Tail
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Horizon
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A. TailExplanation
The word "tail" is the correct answer because it is the only word in the given list that is related to the concept of a caudal appendage. The other words, "front," "water," and "horizon," do not have a direct connection to the term "caud."Rate this question:
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Cyt
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Cell
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Nature
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Organ
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Pertaining to
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A. CellExplanation
The term "cyt" is a root word derived from the Greek word "kytos" meaning cell. Therefore, "cyt" refers to something related to cells.Rate this question:
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Cyt/o
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Tissue
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To pour
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A turning
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Cell
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A. CellExplanation
The term "cyt/o" refers to cells. It is derived from the Greek word "kutos," which means cell. In medical terminology, "cyt/o" is used to denote anything related to cells, such as cell structure, function, or diseases. Therefore, the correct answer for this question is "cell."Rate this question:
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Fus
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Organ
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Place
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Water
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To pour
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Hist/o
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Man
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Tissue
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Cell
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Disease
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A. TissueExplanation
The term "hist/o" refers to tissue. It is a combining form used in medical terminology to indicate a relationship with tissue. Therefore, out of the given options, tissue is the correct answer.Rate this question:
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Hydr
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Cells
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Water
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Tissue
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To strain through
Correct Answer
A. WaterExplanation
Water is the correct answer because it is the most relevant term among the given options. The other options, such as hydr, cells, tissue, and to strain through, do not make logical sense in this context. Water is a substance that is essential for hydrating cells and tissues in the body. It is also commonly used to strain through various materials. Therefore, water is the most appropriate answer in this case.Rate this question:
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Kary/o
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Toward front
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Away from the point of origin
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Cells nucleus
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A turning
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A. Cells nucleusExplanation
The term "kary/o" refers to the cell's nucleus. The nucleus is the central part of a cell that contains the genetic material, such as DNA. This is where important cellular processes, such as DNA replication and transcription, take place. Therefore, "cells nucleus" is the correct answer that best matches the meaning of "kary/o".Rate this question:
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Later
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Side
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Nature
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Back
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Front
Correct Answer
A. SideExplanation
The word "side" is the only option that is a synonym of "later" and can also be used to refer to a physical location or position. "Nature," "back," and "front" do not have the same meaning as "later" and are not directly related to the concept of position or location.Rate this question:
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Path/o
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To pour
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Disease
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Cells nucleus
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To strain through
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A. Disease -
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Physi/o
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To drink
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Water
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Place
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Nature
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Pin/o
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A turning
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To drink
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Horizon
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Body
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Somat/o
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Growth
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Cells
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Body
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Blood
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A. BodyExplanation
The term "somat/o" refers to the body. It is derived from the Greek word "soma," which means body. This term is commonly used in medical terminology to describe various body-related processes, structures, or conditions. It is important to understand the meaning of "somat/o" in order to interpret and communicate effectively in the medical field.Rate this question:
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Topic
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Place
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Front
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To strain through
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Rear
Correct Answer
A. PlaceExplanation
The word "place" is the correct answer because it is the only word in the given options that makes sense in the context of the other words provided. The words "topic," "front," "to strain through," and "rear" do not fit together or make any logical connection. Therefore, "place" is the most appropriate choice.Rate this question:
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Troph
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Fungus
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Disease
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Cell growth
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A turning
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Viscer
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Cranium
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Body
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Place
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Body organs
Correct Answer
A. Body organsExplanation
The word "viscer" refers to the internal organs of the body. "Cranium" refers to the skull, which is a part of the body but not an organ. "Body" is a general term that encompasses all parts of the body, including organs. "Place" is a vague term and does not specifically refer to body organs. Therefore, the correct answer is "body organs" as it accurately describes the meaning of "viscer".Rate this question:
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Anter
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Toward the front
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Toward the back
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Middle
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Back
Correct Answer
A. Toward the frontExplanation
The correct answer is "toward the front." This means that the direction or position being referred to is closer to the front of something.Rate this question:
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Cran/i
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Brain
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Cranium
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Spine
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Organs
Correct Answer
A. CraniumExplanation
The word "cran/i" is related to the head, specifically the skull. The term "cranium" refers to the part of the skull that encloses and protects the brain. The other options, such as "brain," "spine," and "organs," are not directly related to the term "cran/i" or the concept of the skull. Therefore, the correct answer is "cranium."Rate this question:
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Dist
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To strain through
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Cells nucleus
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Body organs
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Away from the point of origin
Correct Answer
A. Away from the point of originExplanation
This answer suggests that the term "dist" refers to something moving away from its point of origin. It implies that "dist" represents a direction or movement away from a specific starting point or location.Rate this question:
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Dors
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Rear
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Front
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Back
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Middle
Correct Answer
A. BackExplanation
The word "back" is the correct answer because it is the opposite of "front" and refers to the rear or hindmost part of something. In this context, "back" is the most logical and appropriate choice among the given options.Rate this question:
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Filtrat
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To strain through
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To pour
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Disease
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A turning
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A. To strain throughExplanation
The word "filtrat" is a noun that refers to a substance that has been strained or filtered. The verb "to strain through" means to pass a liquid or substance through a filter or sieve to remove impurities. Therefore, the correct answer "to strain through" accurately describes the action of passing a substance through a filter.Rate this question:
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Horizont
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Front
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Middle
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Body organs
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Horizon
Correct Answer
A. HorizonExplanation
The word "horizon" is correctly spelled in the given options. The other options, "front," "middle," and "body organs," do not match the given word. Therefore, "horizon" is the correct answer.Rate this question:
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Infer
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Top
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Below
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Middle
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Groin
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A. BelowExplanation
The word "infer" means to deduce or conclude information based on evidence or reasoning. When we look at the given options, "below" is the only word that relates to a position or location. It indicates something that is situated at a lower level or beneath something else. Therefore, "below" is the most appropriate word that can be inferred from the given options.Rate this question:
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Inguin
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Muscle
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Tissue
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Organs
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Groin
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Intern
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Organs
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Below
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Under
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Within
Correct Answer
A. WithinExplanation
The word "intern" refers to something or someone that is inside or within a larger entity or organization. Similarly, the word "within" means inside or inside of something. Therefore, the word "within" is the correct answer as it aligns with the meaning of "intern" and indicates being inside or within something.Rate this question:
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Later
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Front
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Back
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Middle
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Side
Correct Answer
A. SideExplanation
The given options are related to different positions or locations. "Side" is a position that is opposite to "middle" and can be considered as an alternative to "front" or "back". Therefore, "side" is a valid answer in the context of positions or locations.Rate this question:
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Medi
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Cells organs
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Toward the middle
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Front
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Top
Correct Answer
A. Toward the middleExplanation
The term "toward the middle" suggests movement or positioning in a direction that is closer to the center or midpoint. In the context of cells and organs, this could refer to the arrangement or location of these structures within a larger system or body. It implies that the cells and organs are positioned closer to the center or middle of the body rather than being located towards the front or top.Rate this question:
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Organ
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Muscle
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Cells
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Organ
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Red cells
Correct Answer
A. OrganExplanation
The given list consists of different types of cells, including muscle cells and red cells. However, the word "organ" does not fit into this pattern as it is not a type of cell. Therefore, the correct answer is "organ".Rate this question:
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Phen/o
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Lower
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Pertaining to
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Man
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To show
Correct Answer
A. To showExplanation
The term "phen/o" refers to the action of showing or demonstrating something. It is derived from the Greek word "phaino" which means "to show." Therefore, "phen/o" can be understood as pertaining to the act of showing or displaying something.Rate this question:
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Poster
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Behind,toward the back
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Forward
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Underneath
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Android
Correct Answer
A. Behind,toward the backExplanation
The correct answer is "behind, toward the back". This means that the poster is located at the back or rear of something. It suggests that the poster is not visible from the front or the main area, but rather positioned towards the back.Rate this question:
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Proxim
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Side
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Below
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Near the point of origin
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Groin
Correct Answer
A. Near the point of originExplanation
The word "proxim" is derived from the Latin word "proximus," which means "nearest" or "next." In this context, "near the point of origin" is the most appropriate meaning for "proxim." It suggests that something is close to where it originated or started from.Rate this question:
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System
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A composite whole
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Use,action
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Form,shape
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Body
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A. A composite wholeExplanation
The word "system" refers to a composite whole, meaning it is made up of multiple parts or components that work together to form a unified entity. In the context of this question, "system" can be understood as a complex arrangement or organization of elements that function collectively to achieve a specific purpose or outcome.Rate this question:
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Ventr
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A composite whole
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Near the belly side
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Within
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Underneath
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A. Near the belly sideExplanation
The word "ventr" is a root word that refers to the belly or abdominal area. When combined with the given options, "near the belly side" is the most suitable choice as it accurately describes the location or position of something in relation to the belly. The other options do not convey the same meaning or specificity.Rate this question:
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