Question
How does knowing that the morpheme ante means “prior” help a reader know the meaning of the word antechambers?(1 point)
Responses
It helps them know that it means “going somewhere first.”
It helps them know that it means “going somewhere first.”
It helps them know that it means “an individual that is found in front of a line.”
It helps them know that it means “an individual that is found in front of a line.”
It helps them know that it means the “first to do something.”
It helps them know that it means the “first to do something.”
It helps them know that it means “a room that comes before other rooms.”
It helps them know that it means “a room that comes before other rooms.”
Responses
It helps them know that it means “going somewhere first.”
It helps them know that it means “going somewhere first.”
It helps them know that it means “an individual that is found in front of a line.”
It helps them know that it means “an individual that is found in front of a line.”
It helps them know that it means the “first to do something.”
It helps them know that it means the “first to do something.”
It helps them know that it means “a room that comes before other rooms.”
It helps them know that it means “a room that comes before other rooms.”
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The correct response is:
**It helps them know that it means “a room that comes before other rooms.”**
Knowing that the morpheme "ante" means "prior" aids the reader in understanding that "antechambers" refers to rooms that are located before or in front of other rooms.
**It helps them know that it means “a room that comes before other rooms.”**
Knowing that the morpheme "ante" means "prior" aids the reader in understanding that "antechambers" refers to rooms that are located before or in front of other rooms.