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| Length | Common Words | Scrabble Point Value Avg |
|---|---|---|
| 5 Letters | XEROX | 5 - 10 pts |
| 8 Letters | FABLIAUX | 8 - 16 pts |
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Common questions about words ending with X.
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1. What is the singular form of 'fabliaux'?
2. In what syllable is the primary stress placed in the pronunciation of 'fabliaux'?
3. From which language does the word 'fabliaux' originate?
4. Which of the following is a correct use of 'xerox'?
5. Which famous English author was heavily influenced by the fabliaux tradition?
6. Which word is the best formal, non-trademarked synonym for 'xerox'?
7. What does the verb 'xerox' mean in everyday American English?
8. Which literary genre is considered the opposite of the fabliaux?
9. In which context is 'xerox' most appropriately used?
10. What does the word 'fabliaux' refer to?
11. What part of speech is 'xerox' in the sentence 'Please xerox this report'?
12. Which sentence is grammatically correct?
13. On which syllable is the primary stress in the pronunciation of 'xerox'?
14. What type of characters typically appear in fabliaux?
15. Which of the following is a common characteristic of fabliaux?
16. From which language does the 'xerox' brand name derive its spelling?
17. How is the 'x' in 'xerox' pronounced in English?
18. What is an antonym for a 'xerox'?
19. How is the 'x' in 'fabliaux' pronounced?
20. Which sentence uses 'fabliaux' grammatically correct?
