<span>The correct roots are cred, graph, and vis. These are root words, meaning they form the core meaning of a word. The root "cred" means "to believe" (as in "a credible source"), the root "graph" means "to write" (as in "graphing paper"), and the root "vis" means "to see" (as in "visible happiness").
The other options are prefixes, meaning they are attached to the beginning of a root word to clarify or change the meaning of the root. "Anti" means "against," "con" means "with," and "post" means "after." These prefixes cannot stand on their own and must be added to a root in order to mean something. For example, an antiviral drug works against a virus. </span>
This is an example of a metaphor; a metaphor is a comparison
between to things that don’t seem alike. In this case attired (a synonym of dressed) is
used to compare the state of visible deep mourning of the woman the sentence is
talking about, with the act of wearing the mourning, and of course, you can’t
wear a feeling. The metaphor is used to highlight the fact that her mourning
was so deep that was actually visible, like a dress.
1. once u get heartbroken, u grow to be better
2. his hair is messy, like a snowflake
3. totally broken or mentally not ok
4. the pigeons flied gracefully into the air
5. his hair is really white
6. not sure about this
D. Mr. Hyde clubs and tramples the old gentleman to death in the street.
D because it’s to long for me to read all of it