I think it would be greed because B and D are both morals, and A)Struggle doesn't sound as nice as C)Greed does. Don't take my word for it but if you're desperate go with that one. That's the one i'd've used. Best of luck :)
Question:
The Latin prefix pro- means in favor of or in front of. Duct is the latin root for to lead. The suffix -ive means able to bring about a certain action. Based on its root affixes and context what does produce most likely mean in this sentence from paragraph 1?
a. able to bring useful results
b. able to work closely with others
c. able to argue in favor of something
d. able to stay ahead of others
Answer:
The correct answer is A)
Explanation:
To get it right, one must consider the prefix, the suffice and the affix.
Lets look at this together:
Option A: In front of + Lead + bring about a certain action or
Option B: In favor of + Lead + bring about a certain action
So the affix which is key in our analysis is lead but it doesnt tell us much without the prefix and suffix.
"In favor of" speaks to a positive quality. The only option on the list which has a positive quality is A which means to create something <u><em>useful</em></u>.
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Answer:
B.
Explanation:
Peter is Clarissa's old suitor from the days of Bourton. He's lives in India, but has come to London to arrange for the married woman he loves (Daisy) to get a divorce
The answer is C. Gregor doesn't like his boss and wants to yell at him.
