Greek & Latin: later

In math class, the children were asked to draw ___________ triangles.

• equilateral
• collateral
• unilateral
• bilateral
• quadrilateral

Her bedroom was in the shape of a _________________.

• equilateral
• collateral
• unilateral
• bilateral
• quadrilateral

The parents made a _________________ decision to buy a house on the lake.

• equilateral
• collateral
• unilateral
• bilateral
• quadrilateral

The woman offered her car as _________________ at the bank.

• equilateral
• collateral
• unilateral
• bilateral
• quadrilateral

The president made a _________________ decision about taxes, and the rest of parliament was upset.

• equilateral
• collateral
• unilateral
• bilateral
• quadrilateral

later means:

• to do later

• shape

• side

• a time

a decision that is made entirely one-sided and without the agreement of others

• equilateral

• collateral

• unilateral

• bilateral

• quadrilateral

a four-sided shape

• equilateral

• collateral

• unilateral

• bilateral

• quadrilateral

a guarantee that a borrower must pay up when a loan is made

• equilateral

• collateral

• unilateral

• bilateral

• quadrilateral

a shape that has all sides the same length

• equilateral

• collateral

• unilateral

• bilateral

• quadrilateral