Question

what does tract mean in attractive
a. stop, stand still
b. drag, pull
c. move, go
d. im not sure

Explanation:

To determine the meaning of the root "tract" in "attractive", we analyze word roots. The root "tract" comes from Latin and means "drag, pull". In "attractive", the prefix "at - " (a variant of "ad - ", meaning "toward") combined with "tract" implies drawing or pulling toward, which aligns with the meaning of "attractive" (having the power to draw or pull interest, etc.). Option A ("stop, stand still") is opposite, and Option C ("move, go") is too general. Option D is not correct as we can determine the meaning.

Answer:

b. drag, pull