In each of the following sentences, the underlined word has the basic denotation, “forcibly separate into pieces.” Which word has the strongestconnotations? Base your answer on context. a.I watched Sue angrily ripthe paper in two. b.A lion will rendits prey into pieces. c.Dion didn’t mean to tearhis shirt sleeve. d. Our dog started to tatter the pillow with her teeth.2.Which answer choice is a word built from the base word satisfyby adding a prefix and a suffix?a. satisfactionb. dissatisfyc. dissatisfactiond. Satisfactorily

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1. In each of the following sentences, the underlined word has the basic denotation, “forcibly separate into pieces.”

Which word has the strongest connotations?

Base your answer on context.

a.I watched Sue angrily rip the paper in two.

b.A lion will rend its prey into pieces.

c.Dion didn’t mean to tear his shirt sleeve.

d. Our dog started to tatter the pillow with her teeth.

2. Which answer choice is a word built from the base word satisfy by adding a prefix and a suffix?

a.satisfaction

b.dissatisfy

c.dissatisfaction

d. Satisfactorily

b.A lion will rend its prey into pieces.

c.dissatisfaction

Explanation:

To rend something into pieces refers to a violent act, worthy of a lion´s actions once he gets his prey. While ripping, tearing, and tattering might work as synonyms, none of them have a strong enough violent connotation.

The word dissatisfaction is formed by the prefix dis, which means a "lack of"; and the nominalizing suffix -tion.  

huck's relationship with food is a prominent theme throughout the novel, and during his time on jackson's island and working his way down river, huck revels in and enjoys his ad hoc dining. in the first chapter, we observe huck is ironically trapped in a "civilized" world, when he would prefer to live freely in nature.