An affix attached at the end of a word is called a suffix! Hope it helps but remeber the end of a word is suffix and the beginning is prefix
Answer:
Familiar
Explanation:
From the question ;
Exciting: boring: strange
Exciting : boring are have opposite meaning, Hence, it could be inferred that that two words are used as a word and it's opposite meaning ; Therefore. Given the word Strange, we are expected to give the opposite word of Strange.
Strange may be described as something, someone or an idea which is new to one's knowledge, that is an unfamiliar concept, person or scenario. Therefore, an appropriate opposite which could be supplied to fit the question above is Familiar which means mean something or someone with a known identity.
The answer is B. as long as
D) The neighbor repairs his side of the wall while the speaker watches.
The correct answer among all the other choices is "The unrealistically sterile image of Canada." This is what <span>the map ''under glass'' symbolizes in atwood's ''at the tourist center in boston." </span>Thank you for posting your question. I hope this answer helped you. Let me know if you need more help.
