Question

determine the meanings of related words in a word family, place and... make a word that means \to move something away from its correct spot.\ image with a yellow box, the word place in a yellow box, and re below the yellow box

Explanation:

To form a word meaning "to move something away from its correct spot", we use the prefix "dis - " (which can mean to remove or separate) with "place". The prefix "re - " means to do again, but "displace" means to move from the correct place. Wait, but looking at the given parts, there's "re" and "place". Wait, no, maybe a typo? Wait, the correct prefix for moving away from place is "dis - ", but if we use "re - "? No, "replace" is to put back. Wait, maybe the problem has a different approach. Wait, the word "displace" means to move something from its proper place. But if we combine "dis" (but the given part is "re")? Wait, maybe the problem's visual has a missing prefix. Wait, the standard word for moving away from correct spot is "displace". But if we use the given "re" and "place", "replace" is to put back. Wait, maybe the problem intended "dis - " but showed "re". Wait, no, maybe I misread. Wait, the task is to make a word with the given parts. Wait, the white box has a yellow bar (maybe a prefix spot) and "re" below, and "place" on the right. Wait, maybe the prefix is "dis - " but the image shows "re". Wait, no, perhaps the correct word is "displace", but if we use "re", no. Wait, maybe the problem is about word families. The base word is "place". To mean move away from correct spot, the prefix "dis - " (meaning apart, away) added to "place" gives "displace", which means to move something from its proper place.

Answer:

displace