Answer:
Please point me to the restroom.
Toilet, please.
Might you be so kind as to tell me where I can eat?
Where is food?
Where could I find a hairdresser?
Haircut where?
What do you think of this soup?
Soup good?
Explanation:
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The answer is Direct C<span>haracterization</span>
The option that is a word built from the base word "satisfy" by adding a prefix and a suffix is:
C. Dissatisfaction
A prefix is:
- A group of letters added to the beginning of a word in order to change its meaning.
A suffix is:
- A group of letters added to the ending of a word also to change its meaning.
Among the options, the one that has both a prefix and a suffix is "dissatisfaction":
- The prefix "dis-" is added to satisfy to indicate a negative or opposite meaning.
- The suffix "ation" (in this case it has an extra "c") is used to transform a verb into a noun.
In conclusion, "satisfy" has become "dissatisfaction", which means lack of satisfaction, discontentment.
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