Question

1. which of the following is the correct prefix of the word proscription: pro: from latin, meaning “forward, forth, in front of. pro: from latin, meaning \backward, forth, behind of\ pro: from latin, meaning \move to the side\ pro: from latin, meaning \move behind, replace\ 6. which of the following is the correct suffix of the word salutation: -ation: a verb - forming suffix:“the act of” -ation: an adjective - forming suffix:“the act of” -ation: a noun - forming suffix:“the act of” -ation: an adverb - forming suffix:“the act of” 7. which of the following is correct suffix of the word parley:

Explanation:

The prefix "pro -" in Latin generally means "forward, forth, in front of". The suffix "-ation" is a noun - forming suffix meaning "the act of". The word "parley" has no common suffix among the options as it is a complete word on its own without a typical suffix as presented in the question context.

Answer:

1. pro: from Latin, meaning “forward, forth, in front of.
2. -ation: a noun - forming suffix:“the act of”
3. None of the above options are correct as "parley" has no such suffix among the presented choices.