Question

1. drag and drop the words with the meanings of the prefixes.

______ above; beyond
______ across
______ all
______ cause to be
______ good
______ not; the opposite of
______ under
______ wrong; bad
choices
empower
omnipotent
disquieted
miscommunication
transistor
beneficial
supervise
subject

1. choose the best answer.

what is the part of speech of the word memorize, based on its suffix and use in this sentence: we will memorize our speeches?
○ noun
○ adjective
○ verb
○ adverb

Explanation:

Question 5 (Drag and drop)

To solve this, we analyze each prefix meaning and match with the word:

1. above; beyond - "supervise" (prefix super- means above/beyond, as in overseeing)
2. across - "transistor" (prefix trans- means across, as in transferring signals)
3. all - "omnipotent" (prefix omni- means all, as in all-powerful)
4. cause to be - "empower" (prefix em- (here as en-) means to cause to be, as in giving power)
5. good - "beneficial" (prefix bene- means good, as in bringing good)
6. not; the opposite of - "disquieted" (prefix dis- means not/opposite, as in not quiet)
7. under - "subject" (prefix sub- means under, as in being under something)
8. wrong; bad - "miscommunication" (prefix mis- means wrong/bad, as in bad communication)

Question 6 (Choose the best answer)

The word "memorize" has the suffix -ize, which typically forms verbs meaning "to cause to be" or "to perform the action of". In the sentence "We will memorize our speeches", "memorize" is the action the subject "we" will perform, so it functions as a verb. Nouns name people/things, adjectives describe, and adverbs modify verbs/adjectives, so "memorize" is a verb.

Answer:

verb (the option with "verb" as the text)