The document discusses English suffixes and prefixes, spelling errors in sentences, split infinitives, and defines some vocabulary words. It provides information on the suffix "-ly" commonly denoting adverbs, Greek multiplying prefixes like "di-", "tri-", and "tetra-", identifies one spelling error in a sample sentence, highlights a sentence example containing a split infinitive, and defines the words "heretofore" and discusses the origin and meaning of the word "chronic".

1. The English suffix quot;
-lyquot;
as in the words quot;
lovelyquot;
and quot;
eternallyquot;
1. Is used mainly for English nouns.2. Is not a valid hyphenation point.3. Indicates that the word is superlative.4. Generally characterizes adverbs.<br />The prefixes quot;
DI-quot;
, quot;
TRI-quot;
, quot;
TETRA-quot;
, and quot;
PENTA-quot;
1. Are of Greek origin.2. Refer to 2, 3, 4, and 5, respectively.3. Are multiplying prefixes.4. All of the above.<br />How many spelling errors does the following sentence have?quot;
Their are three misteaks in this sentence.quot;
1. One2. Two3. Three4. Four<br />Identify the sentence with the split infinitive.1. We wanted to understand the situation better.2. We wanted to better understand the situation.3. We wanted to understand better the situation.4. The situation was understood better by us.<br />The word quot;
HERETOFOREquot;
means1. Her metaphor.2. Immediately after this.3. Disbeliever.4. Up to now.<br />The word quot;
CHRONICquot;
1. Means quot;
of long durationquot;
2. Is derived from the Latin word quot;
chronicusquot;
, related to quot;
timequot;
.3. Is derived from the Greek word quot;
khronosquot;
, related to quot;
timequot;
.4. All of the above.<br />