Question

add the prefix that changes the word into its antonym. dis-, in-, un- true correct __agree which definition of circular is being used in the sentence? by passing out this circular, we may be able to inform people about our company. an international agreement is an agreement...? to stay in a nation. to travel outside the nation. between 2 or more nations.

Explanation:

Sub - question 1: Add the prefix to form antonyms

• For "true", the antonym is "untrue", so we use the prefix "un - ".
• For "correct", the antonym is "incorrect", so we use the prefix "in - ".
• For "agree", the antonym is "disagree", so we use the prefix "dis - ".

In the sentence "By passing out this circular, we may be able to inform people about our company", the word "circular" here means a printed notice or advertisement that is distributed (passed out) to inform people. The common definitions of "circular" include a round - shaped object, but in this context, it refers to a printed document meant for distribution to spread information.

An international agreement is an agreement between 2 or more nations. For the action, if we consider the context of "international", "to travel outside the nation" is related to international travel, and "between 2 or more nations" is the correct description for an international agreement. The option "to stay in a nation" is more related to domestic or internal within a nation, while "between 2 or more nations" fits the definition of international.

Answer:

• true: un - (untrue)
• correct: in - (incorrect)
• agree: dis - (disagree)

Sub - question 2: Definition of "circular" in the sentence