Use the drop-down menus and your knowledge of prefixes to choose the correct word in each sentence.

After completing my test, I wanted to______(review, preview)
all my answers.

He thought the question did not make sense and was very______(logical, illogical)

Each jump on the bed made the mattress more_______(depressed, repressed)

Answer:

A B A

Explanation:

The prefixes can be used in the blanks to make complete meaningful sentences as,

Prefixes are such tools of the English language, in which a set of letter(s) is added to a word, in order to form another word that is completely different, sometimes opposite, in meaning of the actual word. Prefixes are commonly used in the English language.

When prefixes such as review; illogical; and repressed are used in the blanks of the sentences given above, they perfectly fit the sentence, and maintain a meaningful structure of the word.

Therefore, the significance of the use of prefixes in the above sentences have been aforementioned.

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