Question

read the sentence.
the newspaper my dad reads each day is a credible source of information.
based on the suffix, -ible, what does the word \credible\ mean?
the newspaper my dad reads is a worthy source of information.
the newspaper my dad reads is an unworthy source of information.
the newspaper my dad reads is an entertaining source of information.
the newspaper my dad reads is a superior source of information.

Explanation:

The suffix -ible means "capable of being" or "worthy of being". "Credible" comes from "credit" and means worthy of being believed/trusted, so it aligns with "worthy source of information". The other options: "unworthy" is the opposite, "entertaining" refers to amusement not trustworthiness, "superior" means better quality not trust.

Answer:

The newspaper my dad reads is a worthy source of information.