Prejudice<span> is remarkably similar to its Latin </span>root<span> in form and meaning; the Latin
praejudicium means "judgment in advance." ... If you </span>prejudice<span> someone, you
cause them to have a negative attitude towards someone else.
I hope this helps ^-^</span>
The answer is B/ inverted the subject verb order. There was a prepositional phrase in the first place, the sentence length is the same, and it did not create a compound sentence. <span />
Answer D
the strength of his convictions
I would say the main headings and key concepts in a reading assignment would help one to grasp what the topic is basically about ie paying attention to these two things would be an essential part of a study guide so that the main meaning of the writing could be grasped.
