Answer:
adjectives - <em>big, soft, cold, smart, flexible</em>
adverbs - <em>loudly, happily, bravely, eagerly, quickly </em>
Explanation:
adjectives describe a person, place, or thing <u>(so any noun)</u>, and
adverbs describe someone doing an action <u>(a verb)</u>.
A root word provides the foundation for a word's meaning, which is the fourth option. A root word is the basic word without adding any suffixes or prefixes. New words can be made from a root word, and their meanings are going to vary based on the prefixes or suffixes added to the noun. When a root word is found in a text, the context might take the reader to the origin of the word and make the reader better aware of the use and signification in a sentence or paragraph.
I think the answer is C. teachers treat students of varying races equally.
if I am right then i'm glad to help but if not then I'm very sorry
