*Anatomy of individual teeth *2*23*1*

#83

*!Lower molars (to have) two roots, one mesial and one distal.

Which form of the verb in brackets is the most suitable for this sentence?

*having

*to have

*+have

*has

*hasn’t

#84

*!First molars are (large) teeth of all.

Which form of the adjective in brackets is the most suitable one?

*largest

*more larger

*most larger

*+the largest

*larger

#85

*!Incisors and canines are for (to cut) up food into smaller pieces ready for chewing.

Which form of the verb in brackets is the most suitable for this sentence?

*+cutting

*cut

*have cut

*cuts

*have been cut

#86

*!The upper first premolar (to have) two roots, one buccal and one palatal.

Which form of the verb in brackets is the most suitable for this sentence?

*+has

*have

*have had

*having

*to have

#87

*!Deciduous molars are like miniature permanent molars.

Which question is the general one to this sentence?

*What molars are like miniature permanent molars?

*How many molars are like miniature permanent molars?

*+Are deciduous molars like miniature permanent molars?

*Do deciduous molars look like miniature permanent molars?

*What are deciduous molars like?

#88

*!Lower molars have two roots, one mesial and one distal.

Which question is the general one to this sentence?

*Lower molars have tworoots don’t they?

*+Do lower molars have two roots, one mesial and one distal?

*What molars have tworoots, one mesial and one distal?

*What roots do lower molars have?

*How many roots do molars have?

#89

*!The upper crowns are much wider than their lower ones.

Which question is the special one to the word “upper”?

*Are the upper crowns much wider than their lower ones?

*The upper crowns are much wider than their lower ones, aren’t they?

*Are the lower crowns much narrower than their upperones?

*+Which crowns are much wider than their lower ones?

*Why are the upper crowns much wider than their lower ones?

#90

*!Each premolar has two cusps, one buccal and one palatal

Which question belongs to the words “two cusps”?

*Does each premolar have two cusps?

*+How many cusps does each premolar have?

*Each premolar has not two cusps, does it?

*How many buccal cusps does each premolar have?

*Each premolar has three cusps doesn’t it?

#91

*!Upper molars have three roots, two …. and one palatal.

Which word is missed in this sentence?

*+buccal

*premolar

*molar

*lingual

*individual

#92

*!The premolars may have one ….

Which word is missed in this sentence?

*cusp

*incisor

*apex

*+root

*base

#93

*!… molars are like miniature permanent molars.

Which word is missed in this sentence?

*permanent

*+deciduous

*bulbous

*divergent

*conical

#94

*!Lower molars have two roots, one mesial and one … .

Which word is missed in this sentence?

*palatal

*lingual

*+distal

*premolars

*molar

#95

*!The …. cusp of lower premolars is smaller than buccal one.

Which word is missed in this sentence?

*palatal

*+lingual

*distal

*molar

*premolar

#96

*!Lower first molars have five cusps, three buccal and two…

Which word is missed in this sentence?

*distal

*buccal

*molar

*+lingual

*bulbous

#97

*!Each premolar has two cusps, one buccal and one …

Which word is missed in this sentence?

*distal

*buccal

*molar

*+palatal

*bulbous

#98

*!Upper … have three roots, two buccal and one palatal.

Which word is missed in this sentence?

*cusps

*premolars

*+molars

*canines

*crowns

#99

*!A teacher and a student.

A teacher: “Which of the teeth has one long root?”

A student: ……………….

Which answer is the most suitable for this dialogue?

*+incisor

*crown

*molar

*premolar

*canine

#100

*!A dentist and a patient.

A patient: “What is the deciduous molar like?”

A dentist: ………….

Which answer is the most suitable for this dialogue?

*like permanent premolars

*like deciduous premolars

*like bulbous molars

*+like permanent molars

*like palatal cusps

#101

*!Premolars and … are for chewing and grinding food

Which word is missed in this sentence?

*+molars

*premolars

*crowns

*canines

*roots

#102

*!Incisors and … are for cutting up food into smaller pieces

Which word is missed in this sentence?

*molars

*premolars

*crowns

*+canines

*roots

#103

*!The upper canine (to have) the longest root of the whole dentition.

Which form of the verb in brackets is the most suitable for this sentence?

*+has

*have

*had

*having

*have had

#104

*!An examiner and a student.

An examiner: “How many cusps do lower second molars have?”

A student: ………….

Which answer is the most suitable for this dialogue?

*five

*+four

*two

*three

*one

#105

*!… cusp of lower premolars is smaller than the buccal cusp.

Which word is missed in this sentence?

*palatal

*bulbous

*+lingual

*premolar

*conical