Jihyun Kim 2010 July
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Post by Jihyun Kim 2010 July on Jul 12, 2010 21:09:20 GMT -8
7.7 French raison d'etre=reason for being Math Ext=remote < + remote <
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Post by Jihyun Kim on Jul 12, 2010 21:09:56 GMT -8
7.9 Intensive Writing participial phrase connect with next line as if [ s-v ] ====== people who not which A number of = pl. The number = sg. Rule 1. s-v 2.Rron-Ant 3.Tense
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Post by Jihyun Kim on Jul 12, 2010 21:10:51 GMT -8
7.12 Lesson 1 Etymology ped - foot pedal pedestrian - walking person pedestal - food of the statue bi - two biped - 2 footed animal ex)human, monkey quadr - 4 quadruped - 4 foodted animal ex)dog,cat kyklos(cycle) - wheel bifocal - two focus cuspis - point bicuspis - 2 pointed tooth bimonthly - every 2 month bivalve - 2 shelled shellfish ex)clams/oysters phone - sound quadraphonic - having 4 speakers quadruplets - 4 twins quadruple 4 times -later- - side quadrilateral - 4 sided figure bilateral - 2 sided tele - distance telephone - sound coming from distance -unus - one unilateral - one side decision annus - year (less than 1 year) annual - every year annuity - yearly payment biennial - 2 years enn - year (more than 1 year) quadrennial - 4 years semi- - half semiannual - 1/2 year biannual - 2 times in year per- - through perennial - thru the years auunal - yearbook tri- - three triplet - 3 twins triangle - 3 angle tricycle - 3 wheels trifocal- in the microscops Lesson2 centum - 100 century - 100 years centennial - 100 year celebration bicentennial - 200 year celebration tricentennial - 300 year celebration semicentennial - 50 years celebration sesqui - 1 1/2 sesquicentennial - 150 years biennial - every two years triennial - " 3 years quadtennial " 4 years seniannual - 1/2 year mile - 1000 millennium - 1000year centipede - 100 feet millipede - 1000 feet metron(meter) - measure pedometer - machine that tells you that how far you been jogging optiko - vision optometrist - person who measure your vision chronos- time chronometer - measuring time ex)clock therme- heat thermometer - measure the hear optician - lens maker chronic - all the time Lesson 5 im-. in- - in, inside impede - slows me down impediment - things that slows me down ex - out expedite - speed up expediter - speed expert expeditius - speedy exhale - breath out inhale - bteath in exclude - keep them out include - keep them in verto- ; extro - to turn, outward extrovert - person who is turn to outward, social person intro - inward introvert - shy, loner expedition - trip/journey Lesson 6 sesquipedalian - very long word sesquipedalianism - using lots of big words cura - care curator - manager of museum sine - without sinecure - job w/ no responsibility , job wothout care pedicure - food care manus - hand manicure - hand care verto, versus - to turn convert (v) - change conversion (n) re = back revert - turn back reversion pervert - to twist out of shape perversion invert - turning upside down inside out inversion vertigo - dizziness vertiginous (adj) vertebra (s.) - back bone vertebrae (pl.) versatile - do many things Lesson 8 pod - foot podium - speaker stand on the podium tripod - three legs camera trio - group of three singers triple - 3 times inter- sectus - tocut bisect - cut it into two parts trisect - 3 sects intersect - + insect - have three body, head throat abdomen triplets - 3 quadruplets - 4 quadrisect - 4 lingua - language bilingual - speak 2 languages linguistics - study of languages linguisitc (adj) linguist - person who does study of languagegs
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Post by Jihyun Kim on Jul 14, 2010 17:13:33 GMT -8
7.14.10 Albeit - although be it althoug its only - I solved the 5 math questions, albeit 2 minutes. atymology plico(-ple, -ply, -plic) - fold imply- hint; suggest plywood - wood that made by lots of sheet ad- to, toward apply - implicit adj implied explicit - clear explicate - explain Lesson9 duo - 2 duplicate - 2 copies tri- - 3 quadr- - 4 quintus - 5 sextus - 6 septem - 7 octo - 8 trans- - later duo duet trio group of 3 quartet 4 singers quintet 5 sextet 6; group of 6 line sestet imply insinuate - imply something bad fero - to carry to bring infer - to guess; to understand inference trance -across transfer - carrt across con/com/co-with / together confer - bring ideas together dis- - away, apart differ - be different de- - down, away defer- post pone dissect - apart cut re- - back, again recede - go back duplex - house that divided two parts/ one building that has two parts triplex 3 part in one building complicate - complex pliable - bendable reply - answer pliers - tool that bendining Lesson -10 podiatrist - doctor for food podiatry n podiatric adj cheir(chiro-) - hand chiropodist - hand food doctor chiropody - graphein - write telegraph - Àüº¸ writing from distance phonograph - sound writing, ex' record chirography - hand writing chiropractor - hand therapy chiropractic - adj okto = 8 pous - foot octopus - 8 foot octosyllable - long word octoroon - 1/8 black gonia - angle octagon - 8 angles octogonal adj octoginta - 80 octogenarian - 80 years old decade - 10 years septuaginta - 70 septuagenarian - 70 years nonaginta - 90 nonahenarian - 90years MATH In any triangle, the lenth of each side is -Less than the sum of other two -Greater than the different of other two In any triangle, if the lengths are unequal -Longest side is opposite the great angle -Shortest sidse is opposit the smallest angel Sum of interior angles of a polygon - S = (n-2) * 180 Interior and Exterior Angles -Exterior Angle = 360/n Interior Angle = 180 - 360/n Similar Polygons -Corresponding angles are equal -Ratios of lengths are equal Similar Triangles -If two angle of one triangle are identical to two angles of another triangle, they are SIMILAR. Paralleograms -Opposite side are equal -Opposite angles are equal -Consecutive angles are supplenmentery Special Parallelograms -Diagnonals bisect each other Rectangle Diagonals are equal Rhombus Diadonals intersect at right angles Square Diagonals are equal and intersect at right angles.
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