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Following a page of The Merriam Webster dictionary is shown .If you have your own dictionary read carefully the questions you are asked and answer them
1. What are the guide words for this page?
2. What is the origin of the word able?
3. What is the eighteenth entry word on this page?
4. What is the difference between the words entries able and able?
5. What does ABM stand for?
6. Howwould you divide the word abortionist into syllables?
7. What are the functions of the word above?
8. What is the definition of the word abrasive?
9. What is the origin of the word abominate?
10. To what word does the following definition correspond? A mysterious creature whit human or apelike characteristics reported to exist in the high Himalayas
11. What is the past participle of the verbabrade?
12. How the word archbishop is abbreviated?

Siguiendo una página del diccionario Merriam Webster se muestra. Si usted tiene su propio diccionario de leer atentamente las preguntas que se le pide y responder a ellas
1. Que son las palabras de orientación de esta página?

2. Que es el origen de la palabra poder?

3. Que es la palabra de entrada XVIII en esta página?

4. Que es ladiferencia entre las entradas hábiles y capaces palabras?
5. Lo que significan las siglas ABM para?
6. Como tendrían que dividir la palabra en sílabas abortista?
7. Trabajo son las funciones de la palabra anterior?
8. ¿cuál es la definición de la palabra abrasivo?
9. ¿cuál es el origen de la palabra abominate?
10. A lo que la palabra se corresponde la siguiente difinition? Una criaturamisteriosa pizca características humanas o simiesca informó que existen en el alto Himalaya
11. ¿Cuál es el participio pasado del verbo lijar?
12. Cómo la palabra el arzobispo se abrevia?



AUTHOR WRITES OF HER BULIMIA "HELL"
When it comes to potentially lethal eating disorders, adolescent girls are the highest risk category. Many simply don't survive.
And while 28-year-old-Basque writer EspidoFreire lived to tell the story - literally - of her seven-year-fight with the binge-and-purge eating disorder bulimia, the experience has left her scarred for life. In her new book Cuando comer es un infierno, released yesterday, Freire painfully retraces those seven long years because, as she says, "if a writer isn't able to lend a voice to those who aren't capable of expressing themselves, thenpart of their vocation has been lost."
According to Freire, Cuando comer es un inferno "offers a realistic and personal view of bulimia - the seven years of suffering and the strength it took to get over them." Arriving at Barajas Airport earlier this week from Scotland, where she has spent the last two months as a visiting writer to various universities, Freire headed straight for her home inMadrid but couldn't avoid noticing the billboards filled with skinny models advertising next season's fashion on the road home
They immediately reminded her of her book and the exhaustion she felt after writing about the darkest period of her life.
Freire has a strong desire to tell her story - but still, she warns, she doesn't want to become a poster girl for bulimia. She doesn't just havethat story to tell, she stresses. As a writer, she was the youngest-ever winner of the Planeta Award with her second novel Melocotones helados in 1998.
Her first two books were works of fiction but now, in Cuando comer es uninfierno, she has gone down the autobiographical road to recount, with some bitterness, her difficult adolescence - cataloguing her terrible daily battles with the weighingscales.
Read the text and answer the following questions:
1. Guessing vocabulary from context. Read each definition below and choose the word from the list that matches the definition. (2 points, 0.4 each) lethal, scarred, released, retraces, headed, skinny, bitterness
(a) Very thin: ________________
(b) Went, moved in a particular direction: ___________________
(c) Marked, wounded:...