Question

What strategy is a reader most likely to use first when encountering a word like dissimulation?

A) using a dictionary

B) breaking it into parts

C) finding a synonym

D) associating it with another word

Answer 1

Its most likely A......................................

Answer 2

Answer:

The strategy that a reader is most likely to use first when encountering a word like dissimulation is breaking it into parts

Explanation:

By breaking a word into parts we can understand it meaning when we recognize the meaning of root words, prefixes and suffixes the word dissimulation has a prefix dis, which gives an opposite meaning to the word simulation, we use the word simulation to pretend that something that is not real, actually exist, and we use the word dissimulation to hide something that exists and pretend that it doesn't.