The Prefixes A-, An-, and In- All Mean

question 17

Multiple Choice

The prefixes a-, an-, and in- all mean:

• A)both, double.
• B)without, not, or absence of.
• C)many, much.
• D)together, with.

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Definitions:

Fighting Words

Language that, by its very utterance, is likely to incite violence or disturbance of the peace by those to whom it is directed.

Supreme Court

The apex judicial body in the country, having the final word on legal and constitutional disputes.

Inconsistent

Lacking compatibility or uniformity; actions or ideas that do not align or are contradictory.

Conditionally Protected Speech

Conditionally Protected Speech includes those forms of expression that are subject to certain limitations and conditions under the First Amendment, such as obscenity, defamation, and speech that incites imminent lawless action.