The question asks to identify the correct derived word from the noun "Beauty". This involves understanding common English suffixes and how they transform words into different parts of speech or modify their meaning.
Correct Option: B) Beautiful
"Beautiful" is an adjective derived from the noun "Beauty" by changing 'y' to 'i' and adding the suffix "-ful". It means possessing qualities that give great pleasure or satisfaction to see, hear, think about, etc.
The question asks for the correct derivative of the verb "Create". A derivative in this context refers to a word formed from another word, often by adding prefixes or suffixes, which changes its part of speech or meaning. We need to identify which option correctly transforms "Create" into a commonly recognized and grammatically correct word, typically a noun or an adjective.
Correct Option: B) Creation
The question asks to identify the correct noun form derived from the verb "Decide". This involves understanding word formation, specifically how verbs are converted into nouns.
Correct Option: C) Decision is the correct noun derived from the verb "Decide", referring to the act or result of making a choice or judgment.
To find the correct adjective derived from a noun, we need to identify the suffix that correctly transforms the noun into a descriptive word. Common adjective suffixes include -ful, -less, -y, -ous, -able, etc. We will examine each option to see which one forms a grammatically correct and meaningful adjective from "Joy".
Correct Option: B) Joyful
The question asks to identify the correct verb form derived from the noun "Strength". This requires knowledge of word formation, specifically how nouns can be converted into verbs.
Correct Option: A) Strengthen
The question asks to identify the correctly derived adjective from the noun "Hope". This involves understanding common English word formation rules, specifically how adjectives are formed from nouns.
Correct Option: A) Hopeful — This is a standard and correct adjective formed by adding the suffix "-ful" (meaning "full of") to the noun "Hope".