Question

read the following sentence: if you want people to follow the rules, make sure you write them so they are univocal. what does \univocal\ mean as it is used in this reading? use these dictionary entries to answer the question: uni- (prefix) one -vox (suffix) voice ○ composed of words with one syllable ○ have only one possible meaning ○ occur one at a time ○ sound the same in different languages

Explanation:

To determine "univocal", analyze the word parts: "uni - " means "one", "-vox" means "voice" (or "meaning" in context of rules). For people to follow rules, they need clear, single - meaning rules. So "univocal" here means having only one possible meaning. Other options don't fit: syllables, occurrence timing, or cross - language sound aren't related to rule - following clarity.

Answer:

have only one possible meaning