Question

the movement of the progress bar may be uneven because questions can be worth more or less (including zero) depending on your answer. read the following sentence: if you want people to follow the rules, make sure you write them so they are univocal. what does \univocal\ mean as it is used in this reading? use these dictionary entries to answer the question: uni- (prefix) one vox (suffix) voice ○ sound the same in different languages ○ composed of words with one syllable ○ have only one possible meaning ○ occur one at a time

Explanation:

To determine the meaning of "univocal", we analyze the word parts. The prefix "uni - " means "one", and the suffix " - vox" (from "vox") relates to "voice" or "meaning" in the context of language. When writing rules for people to follow, having "one meaning" (so there's no confusion) makes sense. The other options don't align: "sound the same in different languages" is about pronunciation across languages, "composed of words with one syllable" is about syllable structure, and "occur one at a time" is about timing, none of which relate to clear rule - writing. So "have only one possible meaning" is correct.

Answer:

C. have only one possible meaning