Question

question 16 1 pts change the prefix of \uninformed\ to create a word that means \someone who has received bad or incorrect information.\ misinformed informant disinterested uninterested

Explanation:

The prefix "un -" in "uninformed" means not. We need a prefix that implies bad or incorrect. The prefix "mis -" means wrong or bad. "Mis - informed" means someone who has received bad or incorrect information. "Informant" is a person who provides information. "Disinterested" means impartial. "Uninterested" means not having interest.

Answer:

A. misinformed