Task 2: An eponym is a person, place or thing after whom or which somebody or something is or is believed to be named. Task 3: One word, two meanings.

Task 2: 1. A country in Central America: Panama (the term 'eponym' here likely refers to the country named after the place, or implies selecting from a list not fully provided, but commonly expected answers: 1-Panama) 2. In Greek mythology, a Titan: Atlas (1-10 not fully matched in prompt, but providing keys: 2-Atlas) 3. A city in Ireland: Limerick (3-Limerick) 4. A British aristocrat that loved eating while playing cards: Sandwich (4-Sandwich) 5. An officer in the British Army who commanded the Light Brigade: Cardigan (5-Cardigan) 6. A Scottish chemist and inventor: Macadam (6-Macadam) 7. A big country in East Asia: China (7-China) 8. A British politician and military leader during the Napoleonic wars: Wellington (8-Wellington) 9. An island in the English Channel: Jersey (9-Jersey) 10. A Russian ballerina: Pavlova (10-Pavlova) Task 3: 1. BACK a) to support someone (back) b) part of the body (back) 2. TIP a) a helpful piece of advice (tip) b) extra money given to waiters (tip) 3. DEGREE a) a unit of temperature (degree) b) a university qualification (degree) 4. MINE a) belonging to me (mine) b) a source of coal, gold, etc. (mine) 5. CHEST a) an upper front part of a human body (chest) b) a large, strong box (chest)