False. Disappearance has only 1 prefix and only 1 suffix.
Because prefix comes at the beginning of the sentence, for example “un” as in ‘unhappy’, “un” here is a prefix. It also changes the meaning of the word. Happy is good thing, while adding “un” it changes the meaning to being sad. Same goes for disappearance.
While suffixes comes at the end of the word, for example happiness, ‘ness’ is a suffix. For disappearance, the suffix is “ance”.
The Mouse in "If you give a mouse a cookie", he has a cookie and wants the other thing afterwards. Three qualities the mouse has is he is smart, sometimes greedy and cravings
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