This question tests knowledge of English prefixes, specifically "un-", which typically means "not" or "the opposite of". The task is to identify which word is correctly formed and commonly used in standard English.
Correct Option: C) Unhappy
This question tests basic English spelling rules, specifically how suffixes are added to root words to form derived words. The task is to identify the correct spelling of the word formed by combining "Friend" and "ship".
Correct Option: A) Friend + ship = Friendship
The question asks to identify the correct suffix in the word "happiness". A suffix is a letter or group of letters added to the end of a word to form a new word or to change the word's grammatical function. We need to analyze the given word and the options to find the appropriate suffix.
B) -ness is the proper suffix used in the word "happiness". It is added to the adjective "happy" to form the noun "happiness", signifying the state or quality of being happy.
This question tests knowledge of English prefixes, specifically those that indicate negation or opposition. The task is to identify the correct prefix that forms the word "impossible" from its root word.
Correct Option: C) im-
The question asks to identify the correctly formed word using a prefix. This requires knowledge of common English prefixes and their appropriate usage with base words.
B) Dishonest
The question asks for the correct noun form of the verb "decide". We need to examine each option to determine which one functions as a noun derived from "decide".
Correct Option: B) Decision
"Decision" is the noun form of the verb "decide". It refers to the act of deciding or the choice made.