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Finals Exercise Aya LLLL
Finals Exercise Aya LLLL
By now you should have known your library and your library tools well enough so that you can find
books and information quickly and efficiently. These entire units consist of a review exercise. Questions
of all kinds are asked. It is up to you to determine where the answer might be best found and to find
them quickly. In each question, it is important to state where you found the answer.
1. What is the longest English word without any vowel which means “twin”?
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TWYNDYLLYNGS
Longest word without vowel: TWYNDYLLYNGS: TWYNDYLLYNGS is actually a Welsh word, but it's listed
as appearing in several dictionaries, so it can be counted as an example of a longest word without
vowels. This longest consonant word is a noun and means 'twins'
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The first-ever 'selfie' was taken in 1839. ... However, the word 'selfie' was only founded in 2002, when
an Australian man, Nathan Hope, got drunk at his 21st birthday and posted a picture of his stitched lip
with the caption “sorry about the focus, it was a selfie”. And then, there was no looking back
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3. Who was the first person to ever become billionaire by writing books?
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Financial success
In 2004, Forbes named Rowling as the first person to become a US-dollar billionaire by writing books,
the second-richest female entertainer and the 1,062nd richest person in the world.
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A fancy word for someone who reads in bed. The sesquipedalian librocubicularist is the name for a
person who reads books in bed.
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The German-language Relation Aller Fürnemmen und Gedenckwürdigen Historien, printed from 1605
onwards by Johann Carolus in Strasbourg, is often recognized as the first newspaper.
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2. a la mode
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3. ab initio
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4. cum laude
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6. PLAI
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7. MINLLA
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8. ASEAN
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9. UNESCO
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10. APEC
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