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suter [353]
2 years ago
6

Read the sentence.Singers are often known for their unique sense of individuality in fashion.If the suffix -al means "characteri

zed by," and the suffix -ity means "the quality of," what does individuality mean?
A. characterized by the quality of being not divisible into parts
B. distinctcharacterized by the quality of being divided into many parts
C. scatteredcharacterized by the quality of being divided into four parts
D. quarteredcharacterized by the quality of being divided into two parts
E. dual
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1 answer:
astraxan [27]2 years ago
4 0

Answer:

A. Characterized by the quality of being not divisible into parts.

Explanation:

The word 'Individuality' exemplifies the distinguished yet distinctive characteristics of a particular person.  It displays the quality of being individual in contrast to the community or class. As each singer has a distinct feature of them that they do not share with other people and which makes them unique, for which they are known. Thus,<em> Individuality illustrates "the quality of being a particular character" and not the "generalized or divisible into parts". </em><u><em>It refers to the quality of being "in-divisible" </em></u><em>and the one who has a "separate existence" distinguished from the others.</em>

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