To match each prefix with its proper definition, we will carefully align each prefix with the definition that correctly corresponds to its meaning. Below is the step-by-step solution to achieve this:
1. Identify Prefixes and Definitions:
- Prefix: anti
- Definition: "against"
- Prefix: inter
- Definition: "between, among"
- Prefix: tele
- Definition: "many"
- Prefix: super
- Definition: "above"
2. Match Prefixes with Definitions:
- Anti means "against." Therefore, the correct match for "anti" is "C) against."
- Inter means "between, among." Therefore, the correct definition for "inter" is "A) between, among."
- Tele refers generally to "many" in some uses, but more importantly, it refers to "at a distance" or "far off" which fits well with "D) many" because it captures the essence of telecommunication being over distances and typically involving broadcast to many.
- Super means "above." Despite the common usage implying superiority or ahead, the exact definition relates more to the position and magnitude over, thus fitting "B) above."
3. Construct the Matching Table:
Based on the correct definitions for each prefix, we formulate our matching table as follows:
[tex]\[
\begin{array}{|c|l|l|}
\hline \text{Match} & \text{Term} & \text{Definition} \\
\hline C & \text{anti} & A) \text{between, among} \\
\hline & \text{inter} & B) \text{above} \\
\hline D & \text{tele} & C) \text{against} \\
\hline C & \text{super} & D) \text{many} \\
\hline
\end{array}
\][/tex]
Finally, summing it all up:
- Anti matches "C) against."
- Inter matches "A) between, among."
- Tele matches "D) many."
- Super matches "B) above."
This detailed step-by-step matching ensures that each prefix aligns correctly with its appropriate meaning.
