Question

what does the stem \mono\ mean?
○ to send ○ to write ○ both ○ one ○ people

Explanation:

The prefix "mono" is a Greek - derived stem. In words like "monopoly" (one seller), "monochrome" (one color), it means "one". "To send" is related to stems like "mit - " or "miss - ", "to write" is related to "graph - " or "scrib - ", "both" is related to "bi - " or "ambi - ", and "people" is related to "anthrop - " or "dem - ". So the correct meaning of the stem "mono" is "one".

Answer:

D. one (assuming the option for "one" is labeled D; if the original options had labels like A - E with "one" as, say, the fourth option, adjust the label accordingly. Based on the given options, the correct one is the option with "one".)