Question

determine word meanings using known words and prefixes in-/im- and mid- — quiz — level c
what does “imperfect” mean?
not perfect
someone who is perfect
all perfect
something to make perfect

Explanation:

To determine the meaning of "imperfect", we analyze the prefix "im - " which means "not" and the root word "perfect" which means without flaws. So combining the prefix and the root word, "imperfect" should mean "not perfect". The other options are incorrect: "someone who is perfect" does not relate to the meaning of the adjective "imperfect", "all perfect" is the opposite of what the prefix implies, and "something to make perfect" is not related to the meaning of "imperfect".

Answer:

A. not perfect