Òåñò: Pharmaceutical terminology (Lesson ¹3)
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1. All the names of chemical elements are always written with ... |
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| 1) both capital and small | |
| 2) small letter | |
| 3) capital letter | |
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2. Latin names of chemical elements are ... |
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| 1) 3rd declension neuter gender | |
| 2) 4th declension neuter gender | |
| 3) 2nd declension neuter gender | |
| 4) 1st declension | |
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3. Two chemical elements are NOT second declension, neuter gender. It is ... |
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| 1) zinc and silver | |
| 2) sulphur and phosphor | |
| 3) magnium and iron | |
| 4) sulphur and fluorine | |
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4. The chemical element "magnesium" has two Latin names |
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| 1) Magnisium and Magneum. | |
| 2) Magnium and Magnesium. | |
| 3) Magne and Magnese. | |
| 4) Magnorum and Magnium. | |
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5. The chemical element fluorine has two Latin names |
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| 1) Fthorum and Phluōrum | |
| 2) Phthororum and Fluōrorum | |
| 3) Phtorum and Flurum | |
| 4) Phthorum and Fluōrum | |
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6. Symbol of Calcium is ... |
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| 1) Ca | |
| 2) Cl | |
| 3) C | |
| 4) Cu | |
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7. Symbol of lead is ... |
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| 1) Pb | |
| 2) Ph | |
| 3) Pm | |
| 4) Pk | |
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8. Latin names of oxides, hydroxides and peroxides consist of two words: |
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| 1) name of a chemical element and the word “oxide | |
| 2) name of a chemical element and the word “hydroxide” | |
| 3) name of a chemical element and the word “oxide, hydroxide, peroxide” | |
| 4) name of a medicinal plant and the word “oxide, hydroxide, peroxide” | |
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9. The translation of the word "oxide" |
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| 1) oxydis, is f | |
| 2) oxyda, ae f | |
| 3) oxydus, i m | |
| 4) oxydum, i n | |
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10. The translation of the word "hydroxide" |
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| 1) hydroxidis, is f | |
| 2) hydroxydum, i n | |
| 3) hydroxida, ae f | |
| 4) hydroxidus, i m | |
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11. The translation of the word "peroxide" |
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| 1) peroxydum, i n | |
| 2) peroxida, ae f | |
| 3) peroxydis, is f | |
| 4) peroxidus, i m | |
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12. The translation of the chemical term : aluminium hydroxide |
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| 1) Aluminii hydrox¢di | |
| 2) Aluminii hydrox¢da | |
| 3) Aluminii hydrox¢dus | |
| 4) Aluminii hydrox¢dum | |
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13. The translation of the chemical term: of hydrogen peroxide |
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| 1) Hydrogenii perox¢dae | |
| 2) Hydrogeni perox¢di | |
| 3) Hydrogenii perox¢di | |
| 4) Hydrogenii perox¢dis | |
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14. What do the latin names of acids consist of? |
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| 1) of the word Acidum, i n and the adjective denoting the name of the acid of female | |
| 2) of the word Acidum, i n and the verb | |
| 3) of the word Acidum, i n and the adjective denoting the name of the oxide | |
| 4) of the word Acidum, i n and the adjective denoting the name of the acid of neuter gender | |
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15. hydrochloric acid |
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| 1) Acĭdi hydrochlorĭcum | |
| 2) Acĭdium hydrochlorĭcum | |
| 3) Acĭdum hydrochlorĭci | |
| 4) Acĭdum hydrochlorĭcum | |
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16. of sulfurous acid |
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| 1) Acĭdi sulfurōsum | |
| 2) Acĭdi sulfurōsi | |
| 3) Acĭdum sulfurōsi | |
| 4) Acĭdi sulfurōsium | |
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17. Acĭdum carbolĭcum |
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| 1) carbolic acide | |
| 2) carbonous acid | |
| 3) carbolic acid | |
| 4) carbonic acid | |
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18. Acĭdi citrĭci |
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| 1) to citric acid | |
| 2) without citric acid | |
| 3) of citric acid | |
| 4) with citric acid | |
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19. What does liquorice mean? |
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| 1) poisonous root | |
| 2) useful root | |
| 3) green root | |
| 4) sweet root | |
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20. What does Chamomilla mean? |
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| 1) earth apple | |
| 2) earth berry | |
| 3) marshmellow | |
| 4) white flower | |