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Pedal, pedestrian, and pedestal have some relationship to what part of the body?
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Foot
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You step on a pedal with your ____. A pedestrian travels on ____. A pedestal is the ____ of a statue or column.
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Foot
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The syllable ped- in pedestrian,pedestal and pedal comes from the Latin root ped-. Ped- means ____.
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Foot
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To drive a car, you press the gas ___ with your foot. To stop a car, you press the brake ____.
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Pedal
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A person who walks in the streets is a ______. A statue rests on a _____.
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Pedestrian, pedestal
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The root ped- means _____.
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Foot
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Human beings are bipeds. A bipeds has two ____.
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Feet
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A squirrel gets around on four feet, an octopus needs eight, a snake manages without any. But you have two feet - you are a _____.
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Biped
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A biped has _____ feet.
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Two
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The prefix bi- means _____.
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Two
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Beans, buffalo, antelopes, hippopotamuses, giraffes, elephants, and most other mammals are quadrupeds. A quadruped has four ____.
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Feet
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