Let's match each suffix with its appropriate definition. We'll proceed by finding the correct definition for each suffix one by one.
1. ible:
The suffix "ible" typically means "is" or "can be." It signifies something capable of or susceptible to a particular condition or action. Therefore, the correct definition is:
- ible: B) is, can be
2. ic:
The suffix "ic" usually denotes "like" or "similar to." It is used in adjectives to describe something that pertains to or resembles a certain characteristic. Therefore, the correct definition is:
- ic: A) like, similar
3. ish:
The suffix "ish" means "to make, have, or become." It is often used to describe a slight or somewhat characteristic of something, or to form adjectives indicating somewhat or tendency. Therefore, the correct definition is:
- ish: C) to make, have, become
4. ology:
The suffix "ology" refers to "the study of" something. It is commonly used to denote specialized fields or branches of knowledge and academic study. Therefore, the correct definition is:
- ology: D) the study of
After matching each suffix with its definition, the final table should look like this:
\begin{tabular}{|l|l|l|l}
\hline
Term & Definition \\
\hline
ible & B) is, can be \\
\hline
ic & A) like, similar \\
\hline
ish & C) to make, have, become \\
\hline
ology & D) the study of \\
\hline
\end{tabular}
In summary:
- ible: B) is, can be
- ic: A) like, similar
- ish: C) to make, have, become
- ology: D) the study of
