Question

1. 5) using a dictionary and your knowledge of affixes, identify the prefix, root, and suffix in the word unwieldy.

prefix
root
suffix

1. 6) look up the words below and match them with their correct etymology.

from latin dis-, apart + capere, to hold
from greek an-, without + onyma, name
from greek kybernan, to steer + -ment, act or process

Explanation:

Affixes are word - parts. A prefix is at the start, a root is the core, and a suffix is at the end. For etymology, we match words with their language - origin components.
For "unwieldy":

• "un -" is a common prefix meaning not.
• "wield" is the root, related to having power or control over something.
• There is no suffix.

For the etymology part, without the list of words to match, we can't fully answer, but we know the format of etymology explanations. For example, "dis -" and "capere" combine to form words related to separation in holding, "an -" and "onyma" are related to namelessness, and "kybernan" and "-ment" are related to the act of steering.

Answer:

3.5)
prefix: un -
root: wield
suffix: none
4.6) Without the list of words to match, cannot provide full answer.