Question

1. match each suffix to its function
2. -ment

a. full of

1. -er

b. one who does

1. -ful

c. state of

1. in the sentence, \the knight displayed great bravery in battle,\ the suffix -y most nearly means—

capable of
state or quality of
without
one who does

Explanation:

• For question 11: The suffix -ment often indicates a state of something (e.g., movement - state of moving), -er indicates a person who does an action (e.g., runner - one who runs), -ful means full of (e.g., helpful - full of help).
• For question 12: In words like bravery, the suffix -y indicates a state or quality. For example, bravery is the state or quality of being brave.

Answer:

1. 1. -ment: c. State of
2. -er: b. One who does
3. -ful: a. Full of
4. State or quality of