Question

The word part troph is the Greek root for feed. Which word means "requiring only one type of food"?

Answer 1

whats the options

Answer 2

monotrophic



trophically



polytropic
thts the choices

Answer 3

trophically

Answer 4

k thank you

Answer 5

A

Answer 6

I think. Mono means one

Answer 7

What does the suffix -ology mean?



an action or practice



a condition or state



a belief or branch of learning



a form of government

Answer 8

C

Answer 9

c

Answer 10

Biology = the study of life

Answer 11

are you following me lol

Answer 12

ok i am sorry for bothering yall but i have to do cridit recovery for my english 4

Answer 13

is who following u

Answer 14

diego98512 lol and your not bothering us keep going

Answer 15

Keep going ^_^

Answer 16

The word part haimato is the Greek root for blood. Which word means "the science that encompasses the anatomy, physiology, and pathology of blood"?



histology



hematology



heterology

Answer 17

B?

Answer 18

b hema

Answer 19

What does the prefix poly- mean?

Answer 20

a belief



a condition



one



many

Answer 21

many

Answer 22

many

Answer 23

-.-

Answer 24

What does the suffix -ism mean?



an action, process, or practice



a condition, state, or quality



a form of government



a belief or branch of learning

Answer 25

a

Answer 26

Which word means "given to inconsistencies"?



continuative



contradictory



contrary

Answer 27

contradictory

Answer 28

b

Answer 29

Which sentence is wrong because it's not parallel?



If I were a musician, I'd want either to play keyboard like Stevie Wonder or to play guitar like Leo Kottke.



If I were a musician, either I'd want to play keyboard like Stevie Wonder or I'd want to play guitar like Leo Kottke.



If I were a musician, I'd want to play either keyboard like Stevie Wonder or guitar like Leo Kottke.



If I were a musician, I'd want to either play keyboard like Stevie Wonder or guitar like Leo Kottke.

Answer 30

C

Answer 31

Which sentence is wrong because it's not parallel?



We neither had the money for a taxi nor were exactly sure where we were.



We had neither the money for a taxi nor a good idea of exactly where we were.



We neither had the money for a taxi nor knew exactly where we were.



We had neither the money for a taxi nor were we exactly sure where we were.

Answer 32

B?

Answer 33

Which sentence is wrong because it's not parallel?



Big wave surfing is supposedly both a tremendous thrill and an extraordinary danger.



Big wave surfing is supposed to offer both tremendous thrills and extraordinary dangers.



Big wave surfing is supposed to be both tremendously thrilling and extraordinarily dangerous.



Big wave surfing is supposed to be both tremendously thrilling and an extraordinary danger

Answer 34

D

Answer 35

Which sentence is wrong because it's not parallel?



For my next birthday, I decided either to play volleyball and picnic at the beach or to take the group out for dinner and a concert.



For my next birthday, I decided on either playing volleyball and picnicing at the beach or taking the group out for dinner and a concert.



For my next birthday, I decided on either volleyball and a picnic at the beach or dinner and a concert for the group.



For my next birthday, I decided we're either playing volleyball and picnicing at the beach or to take the group out for dinner and a concert.

Answer 36

D