Latin prefix mal- is a word forming element meaning "bad, badly, I'll poorly, wring, or wrongly"
The message the author convey through the use of irony in the passage is;
- When the opponent speaks rudely to Anthony, the author shows that taking something for granted will bring a person bad luck.
<h3>The summary of the passage "an election day surprise.</h3>
Anthony and an opponent contested for a position in the school. The students were anticipating the result of the election, so, Anthony went ahead to congratulate his opponent in advance.
His opponents smiled smugly, her braces flashing at him as she said, arrogantly, “Thanks, Anthony, and better luck next year, okay?”
At the end of the election, Anthony won to his dismay and he was asked to deliver his speech.
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Answer:
yes because the crop supply will lower. Thus making less to sell
