Question

suffixes
conjunctions
prefixes
drag the missing word into
are an important part,
they tell you about a word, right from the start.
when you see non- or un-, that means not

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each term:

1. For the first blank: "__ are an important part" – Prefixes, Suffixes, or Conjunctions? Prefixes/Suffixes are word parts (affixes), Conjunctions are connectors. But the next sentence: "They tell you about a word, right from the start." "Right from the start" refers to the beginning of a word, which is where prefixes are added. Wait, no—wait, let's re - examine. Wait, the first sentence: "__ are an important part" – actually, the correct match for "They tell you about a word, right from the start" is Prefixes (since prefixes are at the start of a word). Wait, no, maybe I misread. Wait, the options are Suffixes, Conjunctions, Prefixes. Let's match each description:

• "____ are an important part" – all three (Prefixes, Suffixes, Conjunctions) are important, but the next sentences:

• "They tell you about a word, right from the start." → Prefixes (prefixes are at the start of a word, adding meaning like "non - " or "un - " which mean "not").

• "When you see non - or un -, that means not" → Prefixes (non - and un - are prefixes).

Wait, maybe the first blank is "Prefixes"? Wait, no, let's check the structure. Wait, the first sentence: "____ are an important part" – let's list the descriptions and match:

1. "____ are an important part" → Let's see the options. Prefixes, Suffixes, Conjunctions are all important, but the next two sentences:

• "They tell you about a word, right from the start." → Prefixes (prefixes are at the beginning of a word).

• "When you see non - or un -, that means not" → Prefixes (non - and un - are prefixes that mean "not").

So the correct matches:

• First blank (the one with "are an important part"): Let's assume the first description is for Prefixes? Wait, no, maybe the first sentence is "Prefixes are an important part", then "They tell you about a word, right from the start" (prefixes are at the start), and "When you see non - or un -, that means not" (prefixes like non - /un - ).

But maybe the first blank is "Prefixes"? Wait, no, let's check the options. The circles are Suffixes, Conjunctions, Prefixes. Let's match each description to the term:

• Description 1: "____ are an important part" – Prefixes (since the other descriptions relate to prefixes).

• Description 2: "They tell you about a word, right from the start" – Prefixes (prefixes are at the start).

• Description 3: "When you see non - or un -, that means not" – Prefixes (non - and un - are prefixes).

Wait, maybe the first blank is "Prefixes". But let's confirm:

Prefixes are word parts added to the start of a word (so "right from the start"), and prefixes like non - /un - mean "not". So the correct term for the descriptions is Prefixes.

The descriptions refer to word parts at the start of a word (prefixes) and prefixes like "non - " or "un - " that mean "not". Among the options (Suffixes, Conjunctions, Prefixes), Prefixes match these descriptions as they are added to the start of words and can carry negative meanings (e.g., non -, un - ).

Answer:

Prefixes