If amphi - means both and - bious means mode of life, which word means adapted for both land and water? A) dubious B) ambitious C) amplified D) amphibious

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Cedric Rich

10 October, 01:15

If amphi - means both and - bious means mode of life, which word means adapted for both land and water? A) dubious B) ambitious C) amplified D) amphibious

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Joel Schaefer · Answer 1

The correct answer is option D) amphibious

Explanation:

The word amphibious, also called amphibian, is an adjective used to describe a a type of animal that can live in the water and in the land such as the frog. Amphibiuos is a word of latin origin that meant living a double life.

The rest of the options are incorrect since they do not mean " adapted for both land and water." Dubious: having doubts, ambitious: wanting to succeed, amplified: increasing the sound volume.

Salma Bruce · Answer 2

Salma Bruce 10 October, 04:57

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The answer is ...

D. amphibious