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This is a useful guide for practice full problems of english, you can easy to learn and understand all of issues of related english full problems. The more you study, the more you like it for sure because if its values.

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BOHpOC 2: Tovemy amumanozun?

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The millennium (7.) should arrive eventually

Some centipedes (77.) are holding a convention (7.) in the garden (7) Taron

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Tpenctapsre ce6e mena Ở pedal Ở a gas pedal (nedais zasa), a brake pedal (nedane mopmo3a), a bicycle pedal (nedans eenocunedda)

Ha nema HA?KHMAIOT HOraMH (/oor)

ĐCHOMHHTẠ CIOBO pedestal (needecmat) Ở OCHOBa Min nogHOKUE (fOr) KOJOHHbI WIM NaMATHHKA

Bcnomuute cioso pedestrians (neuexode!) Ở 3TO JHONM, KOTOPEIẠ [ICDẠJBHTAIOTCự Ha HOFAaX (/60f)

3AHZITHE 1

1 Pedal (PED -al), pedestrian (po-DESỖ -tree-an), and pedestal (PEDỖ -as-tal) have

some relationship to what part of the body?

foot

2 You step on a pedal with your (a) A pedestrian travels on

(b) _ A pedestal is the (C) of a statue or column

(a,b, ẹ) foot

3 The syllable ped- in pedestrian, pedestal, and pedal comes from the Latin root ped-

Ped- means foot

4 To drive a car, you press the gas (a) with your foot To stop a car, you press the brake (b)

(a,b) pedal

5 A person who walks in the streets is a (a) A statue rests on a

(b) (ụ pedestrian (b) pedestal

6 The root ped- means foot

7 Human beings are bipeds A biped (BI -ped) has two feet

8 Asquirrel gets around on four feet, an octopus needs eight, a snake manages without any

But you have two feet Ở you are a biped

9 A biped has - feet two

10 The prefix b/- means

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11 Bears, buffalo, antelopes, hippopotamuses, giraffes, elephants, and most other mammals are quadrupeds A quadruped (KWODỖ -ra-pedỖ ) has four

feet

12 A cow, squirrel, cat, wolf, rhinoceros, or mongoose is also a

quadruped

13 Man, a (2) walks crect But a ()

walks with its body more or less horizontal, on all fours

(a) biped (b) quadruped

14 Biped Ở two feet; quadruped Ở four feet So bi- means (a) quadr- means (b)

(@) two (b) four

15 ềTwonessỪ is indicated by the prefix (2) ềfournessỪ by the prefix ()

(a) bi- (6) quadr-

16 A bicycle has (a) wheels, A bifocal (b1-FO' -kal) lens has (6)

focuses (usually one for reading, the other for distance vision)

A bicuspid (b1-KUSỖ -pid) is a tooth with (c) points Bimonthly

is every (d) months A bivalve is a clam, oyster, etc that has (e) shells hinged together

G,b,ằ,d,e) two 17 A quadraphonic (kwodỖ -ra-FONỖ -ak) system transmits sound (Greek, phone) through [CKO/IbKO?] (2) loudspeakers A quadruplet (kwod-ROOPỖ -lat) is

one of [ckombKo?] (b) offspring of a single birth To quadruple

(kwod-ROOỖ -pal) something is to multiply it by (c) -A quadrilateral

(kwodỖ -ra-LATỖ -ar-all) is a (d) _ -sided figure

(a b,c, d) four

18, A bicycle has (a) wheels, a bicuspid has (b) points

(a, b) two

19 So Greek kyklos (which becomes cycle in English) means (a) ; Latin

cuspis means (b 2 = Bi- means (ằ ; quadr- ineans (a) Ee

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20 A quadraphonic system, in etymological terms, has (a) separate sounds, a quadrilateral is a geometric figure, such as a square or rectangle, that has (b)

sides

(G4, b) four

21 So Greek phone means (a) the Latin root Jater- means (b)

(@) sound (b) side

22 Therefore, examining the following words etymologically, a telephone transmits (@) from a distance; a bilateral (b7-LATỖ -ar-al) decision is (6)

-sided, or involves two (c) s; but anything unilateral (yoo-no-

LATỖ -ar-al) involves only (d) side (Latin wus, one, plus /ater-)

(@ sound (b) two (c)side (d) one

23 The prefix bi-, as in biped or bicycle, means two

24 A biannual (b1-ANỖ -y60-al) publication comes out times a year, say in

January and again in July as

25 Authors usually receive semiannual royalty payments from their publishers, ie., payments every six months, or every [HcriombsytiTe Apo6p] year 1/2 26 Semi- is a prefix meaning [Hcronb3ytTe 7IDOỐb] 1⁄2 27 So semiannual and have the same meaning; twice a year, or every half year biannual

28 Biannual, twice a year, semiannual, every half year The azm- in both words comes

from Latin anus, which means [Buaute 2 6yKBBI ề7Ừ B COBE annus?

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year

29 An annual (ANÍ -yạỏ-al) salary is the total paid for the (a) - Aplantis calledan annual if it lives only one (b) or season An annual is also a book or periodical issued once a (Ạ) and is sometimes called a yearbook

(a 6, ẹ) year

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3akpenure CBOH 3HaHHa!

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1 Press it with your foot P pedal

2 Walker p pedestrian

3 Statue rests on it p pedestal

4 Two feet b biped

5 Four feet q quadruped

6 Two wheels b bicycle

7 Two focuses b bifocal

8 Two-pointed tooth b bicuspid

9 Every two months b bimonthly

10 Oyster, clam b bivalve

11 With four speakers q quadraphonic

12 Four from one birth q quadruplets

13 Multiply by four q quadruple

14 Four-sided figure q quadrilateral

15 Sound from a distance t telephone

16 Two-sided b bilateral

17 One-sided u unilateral

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30 An annuity (2-NOOỖ -9-tee) is a sum of money paid every (a) AD is

the abbreviation for the Latin ano domini, in the (b) _ of the Lord 499 A.D., for example, is the 500th year of the Christian era

(a,b) year

31 Annus means (a) ; bi-, (b) ;semi-, (Cc) ; quadr-, (da)

(a) year (b) two (0) 1/2 (d) four

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1 Latin ped-, as in pedestrian foot

2 Latin bi-; as in biped two

4 Greek kyklos, as in bicycle wheel

4 Latin cuspis, as in bicuspid point

5 Latin dater-, as in quadrilateral side

6, Latin quadr-, as in quadruped four

7 Greek phone, as in telephone sound

8 Latin ?s, as in unilateral one

ẹ /

32 Latin annus, year, appears in some English words as the syllable e- Biennial (b1-EN Ộ-ee-al) mẠans ềOCCurring Ạvery (2) yearsỪ; quadrennial (kwod-REN " -ee-al) means

ềoccurring every (6) yẠarS.Ừ [CIOBA, CO/IẠP2KAHIHIẠ ỐVKBOCOHCTAHHC e777

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(2two (Đ)four

33 Biannual means twice 4 (2) ; biennial means every (b)

years Biannual and biennial (0) [do, do not Ở BBIỐẠPHTẠ BẠPHOC | have the same meaning

(a) year (b) two (c) do not

34 The election of a president of the United States is a (4) event; the

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37 If a school board, out of its collective mind and casting all financial caution to the winds, decides to grant an increase every six months, this would be a [half-yearly] (a)

or [twice-a-year] (b) , increase

(@) semiannual (6) biannual 38 Some school boards would probably prefer to raise teachersỖ salaries every four years Ở

that is, grant a increase

quadrennial 39 Let's think about flowers fora moment A marigold blooms for one season and then dies Ở itisan annual But a chrysanthemum blossoms year after year through many years Ở it is a perennial (pa-REN -ee-al), a word built on Latin, per-, through, and annus, year 40 So if something persists through many years or occurs again and again, it is said to be perennial 41 Starvation has been, and still is, in much of India perennial 42 Even in the most advanced societies, poverty continues to be a problem perennial 43 ềYou are angry,Ừ a woman says to her constantly scowling husband perennially

44 Bi- means (a) _ ; quadr-, (b) ;semi-, (C) ;per-, (a)

(a) two (b) four (0) 1/2 (d) through

45 Semiannual, every (a) months; biannual, twice a (b) : biennial,

every (Cc) years; quadrennial, every (d) years; triennial (trI-ENNỖ -ee- al), every three (Ạ

? ca Ỉ (@ six (b) year (Cc) two (d) four (e) years

46 So the prefix t7i- means (a) anda tricycle (TRIỖ -sa-kal) has

(b) wheels, a triangle has (c) angles,

a trifocal (trl -FOỖ -kal) lens has (d) separate focuses, and a

triplet (TRIPỖ -lot) is one of (e) _ infants from a single birth

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ON HAW AWN 10 11 12 13 14 15 een annereyn ồ r

Sakpellnte CBOH 3HaHHa!

CUIOBA (cu uncmpyxuiu na cmp 12)

Onpedenenue Hanuwume cnoeo IIpaeuoreili omeem

Yearbook a annual

Yearly sum a annuity

Every two years b biennial

Every four years q quadrennial

Every half year 8 semiannual

Twice a year b biannual

Through the years P perennial

By the year a annual

One of three from

a single birth C triplet

Three angles t triangle

Three wheels t tricycle

Three focuses t trifocal

Two feet b biped

Four feet q quadrupcd

Two-pointed tooth b bicuspid

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C1OGA HANUCANSI NPAGUIbHO

STHMOJIOTHA (cm uncmpyxuuu na cmp 13)

Onpedenenue Hanuuume snavenue TĨDAGIUIbHbtll

KOPHA Wi NPUCMaCKU omeem

Latin b7-, as in biannual two

Latin semi-, as in semiannual one-half

Latin annus, as in annual year

Latin quadr-, as in quadrennial four

Latin per-, as in perennial through

Latin #77-, as in triangle three

Greek kyklos, as in tricycle wheel

Latin ử-, as in biennial - year

Latin ped-, as in biped foot

Greek phone, as in quadrapbonic sound

X

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SAHATHE 2

1 Latin centum means 100 Acentury (SENỖ -cho-ree) is (@) years Acent is the (b)

part of a dollar A centimeter (senỖ -ta-MEEỖ -tar) is the (c)

part of a meter Ten percent means ten out of (or through) every (@) (@) 100 (b) hundredth (c) hundredth (d) 100 2 If a city celebrates its centennial (sen-TENỖ -ce-al), it was founded [scrapsre uncno] years ago 100 3 A city was founded in 1890 In 1990 it will have its centennial 4 Centennial combines Latin centium, (a) , with enn-, from annus, (b) - (@ 100 (b) year

5 If a city celebrates its bicentennial (bi Ổ-sen-TENỖ -ee-al), it was founded [scrazpre

ỘHCO, ears ago 200

6 California was first settled in 1769 In 1969-70, it celebrated its

bicentennial

7 California was admitted as a state in 1850 The year 1950 was the (a) of its statehood, 2050 will be the (6) _ of its statehood

(@ centennial (b) bicentennial

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11 One hundred years is a (a4) The hundredth anniversary is a

(b) , The two-hundredth anniversary is a (ằ)

So the three-hundredth anniversary must be a (d)

(@) century (b) centennial (c) bicentennial () tricentennial 12 Andasemicentennial (semỖ -ce-sen-TENỖ -ee-al) would be a [BCTaBErẠ WHCJIO] th anniversary

50

13 The Latin prefix sesqui- means one and one-half A sesquicentennial (sesỖ -kwee-sen- TENỖ -ce-al) represents one and one-half (sesqui-) hundred (cent-) years (enn-) Soa

sesquicentennial is the [BCTaBErẠ HCJIO] th anniversary 150

14 Latin mille is 1000 A million is 2 (2) thousand A mill is a (6) part ofa dollar, a millimeter the (c) part of a meter [BIATOJAD4 HAIHHCAHIIO CIOBA /77/llẠ, BCC 4HI/IMPICKHC CIOBA, OỐD43OBAHHbIC OT STOO KOPHA, TIHIIYTCả C 1ByMả L]

(@ thousand (b) thousandth (c) thousandth

15 Millennium (ma-LEN' -ee-am) combines mille, meaning (a) , with enn-, from Latin annus, (b)

(@ 1000 (b) year

16 So a millennium is a period of [scraspre uncn0 ] years

1000

17 The period of a thousand years during which, according to the New Testament, Christ will rule on earth is also called the

millennium

18 If we wish to refer to some vague, possibly unattainable period in the future (perhaps 1000 years away) when all will be peace and happiness on earth, we use the expression,

ềWhen the comesỪ

millennium

19 The way things are developing around the world these days, it looks as if the will never come!

millennium

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Nw WON So MN 18 3akpennte CBOH 3HaHHa! CJIOBA (cm uncmpynyuu na cmp 12) Onpederenue Hanwuuume cnoeo Tlpasunoneit omeem 100 years Ạ century 100th anniversary Ạ centennial 200th anniversary b bicentennial 300th anniversary t tricentennial 50th anniversary ậ semicentennial 150th anniversary ậ sesquicentennial

every two years b biennial

every three years t triennial

every four years q quadrennial

every half year Ss semiannual

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Onpedenenue Hanuuume snauenue ITpaeunonorit

KOpHA Wu nNpucmaeKu omeem

1 Latin centum, as in century hundred

2 Latin @- (4$) as in biennial year

3 Latin bi-, as in biped two

4 Latin a7-, as in triennial three

5 Latin semi-, as in semiannual half

6 Latin sesqui-, as in sesquicentennial one and a half

7 Latin quadr-, as in quadrilateral four

8 Latin wnus, as in unilateral one

9 Greek kyklos, as in unicycle wheel

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20 Centum is (a) ; mille is (b) ; ped- is (c)

(@ 100 (b) 1000 (c) foot 21 A wormlike creature with a pair of legs on each body segment is called a centipede (SENỖ -ta-peedỖ ), probably because it may appear to the casual and nonmathematical observer to havẠ [BCTABETẠ WHC/IO] feet (A closer look reveals that the name is an outrageous exaggeration.)

100 22 A similar creature, with fwo pairs of legs on each body segment, is called a millipede (MIL' -a-peedỖ ) Ở this worm doubtless appears at a quick glance to have [Bcrappre WHC7IO]

feet (a doubly outrageous exaggeration!)

1000

23 A (2) has twice as many legs as a (5)

(2) miHipede (0) centipede 24 A speedometer measures vehicle speed; a tachometer measures the revolutions per minute of an engine; an odometer measures the miles a car has been driven; so a pedometer (ps-DOMỖ -a-tar) measures distance covered on

foot 25 A woman wishing to learn how far she walks every day in doing her chores will strap on a

pedometer

26 The ending -meter in speedometer, tachometer, odometer, and pedometer comes from Greek metron, measure So an optometrist (op-TOMỖ -9-trist) (a)

your vision, a thermometer (b) heat, and a chronometer

(kra-NOM' -a-tar) (c) time [A chronometer is an extremely accurate

clock Ở it is often used on ships to determine longitude}

(@, b, ẹ) measures

27 Greek metron means (a) ; Greek optikos, as in optometrist, means

(6) ; Greek therme, as in thermometer, means (c) _

Greek chronos, as in chronometer, means (d)

(@ measure (b) vision (c) heat (d) time

28 Optikos means (a) ; an optician (op-TISHỖ -an) sells things that aid

(b) , Such as eyeglasses, binoculars, etc

(@, b) vision

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29 Therme means (a) ;a thermostat regulates (b) or

temperature

(a, b) heat

30 Chronos means (a) , a chronic (KRONỖ -ik) invalid is sick most of the

(b) , or time after time; a chronic liar lies almost all the (c)

(a,b, ẹ) time

31 A pedestrian, we have agreed, gets about on This mode of travel is comparatively slow, often wearisome, and not particularly imaginative Therefore, we may use pedestrian (po-DESỖ -tree-an) as an adjective to describe flat and awkward language or thinking foot 32 Writing that is labored, tedious, dull, full of cliches, without sparkle or originality is pedestrian 33 Calla manỖs mind , and you imply he has not had a fresh thought in years pedestrian 34 Call a writer's style , and you mean that it is graceless, heavy, hackneyed pedestrian

35 Call a movie plot , and you label it the same weary old rehash

that has bored you so often in the past

pedestrian

36 A political philosophy limps and hobbles along clumsily in the

same old, futile lockstep instead of putting a fresh foot forward

pedestrian

37 Biped is built on bi-, (a) , plus ped-, (b),

(@ two (b) foot

38 Quadrennial is built on qguadr-, (a) , plus enn- (annus), (6)

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39 Semiannual is built on semi-, (a) , plus annus, (b)

(2) 1⁄2 (b)year

40 Perennial is built on per-, (@) ; Plus enn- (annus), (b)

(@) through (b) year

41 Centipede is built on centum, (@) , plus ped-, (b) ; millipede on mille, (C) , plus ped-, (d)

(@ 100 (b) foot (c) 1000 (a) foot

42 Tricycle is built on f77-, (a) plus kyklos, (b) ; unilateral

on unus, (c) , plus later-, (d) ; thermometer on therme,

(e) ; plus metron, (f) ; telephone on fele, distance, plus

phone, (g) ; Sesquicentennial on sesqui-, (b) , plus

centum, (i) , plus annus (enn-), (/) ; and chronometer on chronos,

(R) , plus metron (1)

(a) three (b) wheel (c)one (d) side (e) heat () measure (g) sound

(b) 17 () 100 (j) year (k) time (7) measure

43 Optometrist and optician are built on optikos, (a) ; bicuspid

is built on bi-, (6) Ấ plus Ạ9, (C)

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3akpennte CBOM 3HaHna!

CJIOBA (cn uncmpyKiuu Ha cmp 12)

Onpedenenue Hanuiuume cio6o TTpasuneneii omeem

1 thousandth of a dollar m _ mill

2 thousand years m millennium

3 100 feet Ạ centipede

4, 1000 feet m millipede

5 two feet b biped

6 four feet gq quadruped

7 every 2 years b biennial

8 every 4 years q quadrennial

9 measures distance on foot p pedometer

10, he gets around on foot Pp pedestrian

11 labored, tedious, dull Pp pedestrian

12 through the years p perennial

13 100th anniversary c centennial

14 measures vision oO optometrist

15 measures time Ạ Ở chronometer

16 measures heat te thermometer

7 sells optical goods ồ optician

18 time and time again Ạ chronic

19 300thanniversary LỞ tricentennial

20 150thanniversary Ss sesquicentennial

OTHUMOJNOIMA (cm uncmpyxyuu Ha cmp 13)

Onpedenenue Hanuuume snauenue Mpaeiwrenoiti omeem

KOpHA unu npucmasKu

1, Latin mille, as in million thousand

2 Latin centum, asin century hundred

3 Greek metron, as in pedometer ae measure

4 Greek optikos, as in optician vision

5 Greek therme, as in thermometer heat

ẹ Greek chronos, as in chronic _ ee time

7 Latin ped-, as in centipede _ foot

8 Latin bi-, as in biped _ two

9 Latin t7-, as in triennial three

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SAHATHE 3 OOmee 3aKpermrenne 1 HIDOH3HOCHM CJIOBAI CAMEIH JIYHHIHH CHOCOỐ ỐBICTDẠC 34HOMHITTb HOBOẠ CIOBO Ở CHOBa Hắ CHOBA ẠTO TIOBTODATE

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perennial (qiamjlica Kpyripiit ro)

6 quadrennial (UIIHECả 4 TO/13, TIDOHCXO/JIHMB D43 B 4 rO/12) 7 centennial (CrOIẠTHHH) 8 bicentennial (1ByXCOT/IẠTHHI) 9 millennium (TbIC14ẠJICTHẠ) 10 centipede (CODOKOHOXKA) 11 millipede (MHOTOHO?KKA) 12 pedometer (maromep) 13, pedestrian (nemexog) 14 peđal (nenans) 15 pedestal (1bẠecra7) biannual (CBẠDIIAIOHIHEC4 J1BA2K7THI B FO/I) BIỖ -ped KWODỖ -r60-pedỖ bI-ANỖ -yoo-al bI-ENỖ -ee-al pa-REN' -cc-al kwod-RENỖ -ee-al sen-TEN Í -ec-al biỔ -senTENỖ -ee-al ma-LEN Í -ec-am SEN -ta-pecd MILỖ -a-peedỖ pe-DOM' -a-tar po-DESỖ -tree-an PEDỖ -al PEDỖ -as-tal HHHIẠM CJIOBA I2BHJIbHOẨ

tTOỐBI IDA4BHIbHO HHCATb C/IOBO H, CJIGOBATGJIbHO, CBOỐO/HO YyIOTPẠỐ/WTb CIO HC ỘTO/IbKO B DẠHH, HO H HA ỐyM4TẠ, HAỮHHTẠCb BHHMATẠJISHO CMOTPẠTb HA CJIOBO, OTMC4ử BCC OCOỐCHHOCTH, BbI3B4HHDIC ẠTO 2THMO/IOIHẠH CỐPATWIC BHHMAHHC HA TDY/IHBIC ỐYKBHI, KOTODBIẠ HDH IDOH3HẠCẠHHH CJIOBA B HOTOKẠ DẠWH 3BỮM34T HICHO TĨOCJIẠ THIATC/IbHOTO H3ỮQẠHHúI CJIOB H3 KOJIOHKH Á, 34KDOlFIC ẠẠ DYKOỳI HUIH JIHCTOM ỐyMATH, A 34TCM BCTABETC TIDOHYHIẠHHBIẠ ỐYKBBI B CJIOBAX W3 KOIOHKH B Hy, H HAKOHẠH, OKOHMATGJIbEHO IDOBEPHTẠ

Ce6s: HHTAỳTTẠ CJIOBO H13 KONOHKN A, 3aKpbIBaliTe O6Ạ KOJIOHKH H BIHMCbIBaHTE ETO B KOJOHKY C K42/IbIli D43 CBEDWETTẠ HAHHCAHHẠ C ODHITWH47IOM, TOỐBI B CJTỮ4AẠ OHIIMỐKH HCHPDABHTb ẠẺ

HẠMẠ/UICHHO, IIOKA OHA HẠ IIDẠBDATHUIACb B IDHBBIMKY

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(oA B c >) 1 biped B PED

2 quadruped QUADR _ PED

3 biannual BIA Ở UAL 4 biennial BIE_ IAL

5 perennial PERE_ Ở IAL

6 quadrennial QUADRE_ IAL ỞỞ

7 centennial CENTE_ IAL

8 bicentennial BICENTE_ IAL

9 millennium MỊ_E_ IUM

10 centipede CENT PEDE 11 millipede MIL _PEDE 12 pedometer P_ DOMETER 13 pedestrian P_ DESTRIAN 14 pedal PED L \ 15 pedestal PED ST L - J

MCHO/Ib3VCM H3V4CHHEIC CJIOBAl

BCẠT/A JIH, KOI/IA Bbl XOTHTẠ BBIDA43MTb MBICIb, B FOJIOBY CĐA3Y HDHXOJHT

IOJIXO/UIHCC CJIOBO? BCTABBTC TO/IbKO NTO BBIYHCHHBIC CJIOBA B HH2KCIDHBCJIEHHBẠ

TIDC/UIOKCHH1 (B KAqẠCTBC IIO/ICKA3KH ỐY/ICT YKA34H4 HAW4/IbHAự ỐyKB3) IĨIDH IDOBEDKẠ

CBOHX OTBẠTOB OỐD4IIIAỳTẠ BHHMAHHẠ HA HAIHCA1IHẠ CJIOB4, IOTOMY KAK OTBẠT He ỐY/ICT CHHTATbCự BẠDHBIM, ẠCJIH CIOBO HAIHCAHO HẠIIDABHJIbHO

1 Hisp style makes the book very dull

2 Manisa b ỞỞỞỞỞ

3 The p recorded that he had walked 3'/\ miles

4 Arabbit isaq 8

5 This worm has a pair of feet on each segment It must be ac

6 This worm, with two pair of feet on each segment, must be a m

7 B payments were made in 1940, 1942, 1944, etc

8Q elections were held in 1952,1956, 1960, and 1964

9 Probably wars will become obsolete, if ever, only when them comes 10 Some people never seem to show their age Ở they seem to be p

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11 After 100 years, we celebrate ac

12 After 200 years, we celebrate a b

13 The companyỖs records are audited b ly, every January and July

14 Press your foot on the gas p to increase your speed

15 The statue is on a very ornate p

l.pedestrian 2 biped 3 pedometer 4 quadruped 5 centipede 6 millipede 7 biennial 8 quadrennial ẹ millennium 10 perennially 1) centennial 12.bicentennial 13.biannually 14 pedal 15 pedestal

Ilpoacusaem SsTHMONOrHIO!

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Hyxe BbINMINHTe AHIIMHCKOe 3HaYeEHHE KaxKTOTO KOPHA WIM MPHCTaBKH bi- ped- quadr- annus (enn-) wk YN per- 6 centum mille 8 metron 1.two 2.foot 3.four 4.year 5 through 6.100 7.1000 8 measure BCHOMHHACM CJIOBA!

MTaK, 2TOT TẠCT Ở BaHI MOMẠHT HCTHHBI, Baie ỐOEBOC KPẠIICHHẠ VỳHBIMH CIOBAMH, MOKA3ATENbCTBO TOTO, ITO BEI ỐẠ3OTOBODOHHO B/14/ẠẠTC MATẠDH2JIOM HIDOHUIBIX YDOKOB BaM ạY/IẠT 714110 OIDẠ/IGJICHHẠ EUIH KAKA51-JIHỐO /IDVTAđ HO/ICKA3KA [ỳDOBẠPETẠ, CMO?KCTC JIH BhI, HẠ COMIICBASCb, OTT4/IATb W TIDABLUIOHO HAHHCATb HY2KHOẠ CJIOBO

J1 One thousand yẠars (7)

2 Describes writing or language

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6 Four-footed creature (77.) q

7 Occurring every two years (adj.) b

8 Occurring every four years (adj) q

9 So-called hundred-footed creature (7.) Ạ 10 So-called thousand-footed creature (7.) m 11 Celebration of something two hundred years old (77) b 12 Occurring time after time;

continuing indefinitely (adj) Pp

13 Every six months (a@dj.) b

un S

14 Foot or base of a statue or column (77.) Pp

15 Lever operated by the foot (72.) Pp

i.millennium 2 pedestrian 3 biped 4 pedometer 5.centennial 6 quadruped 7 biennial 8.quadrennial 9.centipede 10 millipede 11 bicentennial 12 perennial 13 biannual 114 semiannual 14 pedestal 15 pedal OO6mee 3sakpemenHne 2 TĨDOH3HOCHM CJIOBAlÌ (cuc 1/0/2112 04 co 23) 26 1 bifocal bĩ -Fạ-kal 2 bicuspid bi-KUSỖ -pid 3 bivalve BI'-valv

4 quadraphonic kwodỖ -ra-FONỖ -ik

5 quadruplet kwod-ROOPỖ -lot

6 quadruple kwod-ROOPỖ -pal

7 quadrilateral kwodỢ -ra-LATỢ -ar-el

8 bilateral bĩ-LAT' -ar-al

9 unilateral yOỖ -no-LATỢ -ar-al

10 annuity 9-NOOỖ -a-tee 11 trifocal triỖ -FOỖ -kol

12 tricentennial trlỖ -sen-TENỖ -ce-al 13 semicentennial semỖ -ee-sen-TENỖ -ee-ol 14 triennial trl -ENỖ -ee-ol

15 optometrist op-TOM' -9-trist

16 optician op-TISHỖ -an

17 chronometer kra-NOMÍ -a-tar

18 chronic KRONỖ -ik

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Thauiem Ci10Ba NpaBHIbHO! (cu uicmpyxyuu na cmp 23) A B Cc 1 bifocal BIFOC L 2 bicuspid BICUSP_ D 3 quadraphonic QU_ DR_ PHONIC 4 quadruplet QU_ DR PL T

5 quadruple QU_ DR_ PLE

6 quadrilateral QU_ DR LAT R_L

7 bilateral BILT R_ L

8 unilateral UN_ LAT R L

9 annuity A _UITY

10 trifocal TRIFOC L

11 tricentennial TRICENTE IAL

12 semicentennial SEMICENTE IAL

13 triennial TRI IAL

14 optometrist OPTOM_ TRIST

15 optician OPTI AN

16 chronometer CHR NOM TER

17 chronic CHR _NIC

18 sesquicentennial SESQU CENTE_ IAL

MCHOJIbB3VẠẹM H3y4CHHBIẠ cosa! (cm uncmpyxuu na cmp 24)

1.Aq has four sides

2.Aq system has four loudspeakers

3.Ab is a tooth with two points

4.Ab is a marine animal with two hinged shells

5 Ano measures vision and prescribes glasses if necessary

ó.Ano sells optical goods

7.Aq is one of four

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28 13.Au 14.Ab 15.At 16.AsS 17.Ana 18.Ac 19.Ac Sh week & ON wb w KN

decision is made by one side or person alone lens has two focuses

lens has three focuses is a 50th anniversary

is a sum paid yearly,

illness comes back time and time again

measures time

1 quadrilateral 2 quadraphonic 3 bicuspid 4 bivalve 5 optometrist 6 optician

7.quadruplet 8 quadruple ẹ tricentennial 10 triennial 11.sesquicentennial I2 bilateral 13.unilateral 14 bifocal 15 trifocal 16.semicentennial 17.annuity 18.chronic 19 chronometer

TĨDOSCHIẠM 3THMOJIOTHEOI (cu 0i gi, na cơịp, 25) bi- cuspis quadr- phone later- unus annus (enn-) đữ- centum semi- Optikos metron Chronos

l.two 2.point 3.four 4.sound 5.side 6.one 7 year 8 three

9.100 (0.1/2 I1.vision 12 measure 13 time

BCIOMHHAẠM CJIOBAÌ (G1 1/00/0100 tua cm? 25)

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6 One-sided (adj.) u 7 Four sounds (adj.) q 8 Four children (pl 7.) q 9 Four times as great (adj.) q 10 Yearly sum (77.) a Ở 11 Clock (7.) Ạ 12 Makes and sells eyeglasses (72.) ồ 13 Measures sight (72.) ồ 14 Two points(?7.) b 15 ỔTwo shells (77.) b 16 Every three years (adj.) t 17 Fiftieth anniversary (77.) s 18 300th anniversary (2.) t 19 150th anniversary (/7.) s

L chronic 2 trifocal 3.bifocal 4.quadrilateral 5 bilateral 6 unilateral 7 quadraphonic

8,quadruplets 9 quadruple 10.annuity |1.chronometer 12 optician 13.optometrist 14 bicuspid 15 bivalve 16 triennial I7 semicentennial 18 tricentennial 19 sesquicentennial

T1IpbOgeDbne écé eué pas YOedumecw 6 mom, HO GCỔ CIOGđ HG?1H4CC@HDI HG11ĐHO

KOpOTKO O TOM, Kak CJẠJ14Tb H3yẠHHẠ 2QẠKTHBHBIM

IKUHIOW K yCHẠHIHOMY M3YWẠHHIO, OCOỐCHHO ẠCJIH DẠE HJIỂT OỐ H3VHCHHH

HOBBLX CJIOB, 34KJIFO2ẠTCH B OCO3H2HHOM IIOBTODẠHHH

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SAHATHE 4

YPOK TTPABOTMCAHHA

Kak 9THMO/IOTHW DACKDEIBAẠT CCKDGT IIDABHUISHOTO HAIIHCAHHM1 CJIOB?

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Havigure cnopa, HallHCaHHbie NPA6IVibHo

1 dissapear 5 grammer 8 weird

2 dissapoint 6 seize 9 achieve

3 persistent 7 leisure 10 drunkeness

4 insistant

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