Question

i-ready determine word meanings using known words and prefixes dis- and en/em- — instruction — level c break the word into its prefix and base word. disa·gree

Explanation:

To break "disagree" (note: the given word in the image is "disa·gree", likely a typo for "disagree"), we identify the prefix and base word. The prefix "dis - " (here as "disa - " in the split, but standardly "dis - ") means "opposite of" or "not", and the base word is "agree". So the prefix is "dis" (or "disa" as per the split in the image) and the base word is "gree" (but correctly "agree", with the split here being "disa" (prefix) and "gree" (base, though base is actually "agree" with the "a" maybe a typo in the split display)).

Answer:

Prefix: disa, Base word: gree (Note: Correctly, for "disagree", prefix is "dis", base word is "agree"; the image's split shows "disa" and "gree" likely due to display formatting or typo in the split marker.)