An Example of a Morpheme Is

question 99

Multiple Choice

An example of a morpheme is:

• A) the pronunciation of the word "impossible" in English versus in French.
• B) the sound made by the two-letter combination "cr" as in the word "crayon."
• C) the prefix "post" meaning after, as in the word "post-event."
• D) the order in which you meaningfully string together words, as in "How are you?"

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Definitions:

Recessions

Periods of temporary economic decline during which trade and industrial activity are reduced, generally identified by a fall in GDP in two successive quarters.

Depressions

Extended periods of significant decline in economic activity across an economy, characterized by high unemployment, falling prices, and reduced levels of trade and investment.

Price Increases

Price increases refer to the rise in the cost or value of goods and services over time, often measured by inflation rates.

Depression

A prolonged period of significant decline in economic activity and employment, more severe than a recession, marked by long-term unemployment and financial distress.