Week 6
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| QUINQUE (Latin) | five
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| SEX (Latin) | six
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| SEPTEM (Latin) | seven
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| OCTO (Latin) | eight
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| NOVEM (Latin) | nine
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| DECEM (Latin) | ten
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| CENTUM (Latin) | hundred
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| quinquennial | five year period or celebration
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| quinquagenarian | person who is 50-59 years old
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| quinquesyllable | a word of five syllables
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| sexennial | six year period or celebration
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| sexagenarian | a person who is 60-69 years old
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| sexdigital | having six fingers or toes
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| sexcentenary | a 600 year period or celebration
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| September | seventh month in the old Roman calendar
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| septennial | seven year period or celebration
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| septangle | a plane (flat) figure with seven sides and seven angles
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| septuagenarian | a person who is 70-79 years old
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| October | eighth month in the old Roman calendar
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| octopus | eight footed ocean creature
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| octogenarian | a person who is 80-89 years old
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| octagon | figure with eight sides and eight corners or angles
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| November | ninth month in the old Roman calendar
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| novennial | nine year period or celebration
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| novemdigitate | having nine fingers
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| novendial | lasting nine days
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| December | tenth month in the old Roman calendar
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| decennial | tenth anniversary or celebration
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| decemdentate | having ten teeth
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| decemfoliate | having ten leaves
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| cent | one hundredth of a dollar
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| century | a set of one hundred
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| centimeter | one hundredth of a meter
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| percent | number of parts in every hundred: 10 cents is 10 percent of a dollar
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You may also shuffle the rows of the table by clicking on the "Shuffle" button.
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