Question

use this dictionary entry to answer the question. com- (prefix): with or together latin what does the word compromise mean in paragraph 6 of the passage? discussion balance agreement similarity reading passage driving age hope that many teen injuries can be avoided 6 the future may bring about a compromise between the two sides. during the 1990s, graduated driver licensing programs were introduced to help teenagers acquire more driving experience. graduated driver licensing programs have three stages: the learner, the intermediate, and the full - privilege stage. the age restrictions for each stage vary from state to state. in the learner stage, teens have to drive with supervision, usually a parent. this stage lasts from six to twelve months. after a minimum time period and 30 - 70 hours of supervised driving practice, teens can take their driving test. they then enter the intermediate stage. during this stage, teens must have supervision if they drive at night and can have only one other teen passenger in the vehicle. finally, at age 16, 17, or 18, depending on the state, teens enter the full - privilege stage, when they earn a standard drivers license 7 even with graduated driver licensing programs, the debate about the minimum driving age is still complex and heated. both sides hope for fewer accidents involving teen drivers. time will tell whether this new form of licensing is effective in reducing accidents—and in satisfying proponents of both older and younger

Explanation:

The prefix "com -" means with or together. A compromise is an agreement reached by two or more sides coming together and making concessions. In the context of the passage about the two - sides in the driving - age debate, a compromise would be an agreement between them.

Answer:

C. agreement