A suffix is a morpheme which is added at the end of the word in order to create a new word with a new meaning. From the choices above, the word that has a suffix is the word "wonderful". The answer is option A. The suffix in this word is "-ful" which means full of. The word wonderful means full of wonder.
Huck seems like the type of character, based just from this snippet, to overexaggerate things, even something small. He also seems to be on the glass half empty side of life. Perhaps cocky and a bit overzealous, too, judging by the "I bet I do" phrase. Does that help?
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Main details largely are about an idea or new concept that's noticeably important to the media it's in. An example would be if a book mentioned that a characters' father went missing and they then go to look for him, this detail is a main one as it's heavily important to the story. A supporting detail might add to a main, but not have as much importance, such as the character with the missing dad saying what their father's name was, while it adds information though the main focus is still that the dad is missing and they're trying to find him.
Hi,
The answer is C, "<span>People go to church to prey."
'Prey' should be 'pray'.
~Elisabeth</span>
