Question

prefix fore- means \in front of\ or \before.\ forefathers are ancestors who came be
t is the meaning of the word \foresee\ in the passage below?
penelope is convinced that she can foresee future events. she told me that i’m
going to go to the zoo tomorrow.

to know what happens sometimes

to never know what happens

to know too much

to know what will happen before it happens

Explanation:

To determine the meaning of "foresee", we use the prefix "fore - " which means "in front of" or "before" and the context of the sentence (Penelope can know future events before they happen). We analyze each option:

• "to know what happens sometimes" doesn't match the idea of future events.
• "to never know what happens" is the opposite.
• "to know too much" is not related to the meaning of the prefix or the context.
• "to know what will happen before it happens" aligns with the prefix meaning and the context (foreseeing future events).

Answer:

to know what will happen before it happens