Question

1. the greek word pseudes means “false.” combined with the greek word for “name,” it forms the english word ____________ (a fictitious or pen name). 6. two

Explanation:

Question 5

The Greek word for "name" is "onoma" (or related forms). When "pseud - " (from "pseudes" meaning false) combines with the Greek word for name, we get "pseudonym". A pseudonym is a fictitious or pen name.

Answer:

pseudonym

Question 6 (Assuming it's about Greek word combinations, but since the question is cut off, if we assume a common one like for "love" (eros) and "word" (logos) giving "erotology" but since the question is incomplete, if we take a common example, but based on the previous style, if we assume a fill - in related to Greek word combinations, but as the question is not fully visible, we can't provide a definite answer. However, if we assume a common pair, for example, if the two Greek words are "bios" (life) and "graphia" (writing), we get "biography". But this is based on assumption. If you can provide the full question, I can give a more accurate answer.