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Greek/Latin root -ped quiz
By Christina Reider
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Which word completes the sentence?
The ___________________ were trying to earn money for their trip.
Question 12
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Which word completes the sentence?
On the road, drivers must always watch out for _________________.
Question 13
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Which word completes the sentence?
Suzanne had to cut back on her monthly spending so she could go to the spa for a _____________________.
Question 14
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Which word completes the sentence?
Rabbits would be classified as __________________, not __________________.
Cats and dogs are examples of these.
A quadrupeds
B bipeds
C tripods
D peddlers
Janet took her daughter to get one of these so her toes would look pretty for the summer.
A pedestrian
B pedicure
C millipede
D impediment
Let's put the camera on this so that it won't wiggle as much.
A quadruped
B peddler
C pedestrian
D tripod
Most bicycles have two of these that make the wheels turn around.
A pedals
B peddlers
C impediments
D pedestrians
Gerald looked through the peek hole in his front door and saw one of these holding a box of candy.
A pedestrian
B millipede
C quadruped
D peddler
Did you see Chloe's pet? It must have a thousand legs! It's one of these.
A centipede
B quadruped
C millipede
D biped
Logan, Zack, and Ryan are smart. They always look both ways and use crosswalks. What are they?
A peddlers
B pedestrians
C centipedes
D quadrupeds
Tanya jumped when she saw one of these crawling across her living room! She's sure it had a hundred legs!
A centipede
B millipede
C biped
D quadruped
Although Marissa walked with a limp, she didn't let this _________________ get in her way.
A impediment
B pedestrian
C peddler
D pedicure
Most living things walk upright rather than crawling.
A bipeds
B quadrupeds
C millipedes
D peddlers