Question

read these lines from the poem, \sounds of the instructor’s megaphone suffuse the hazy air.\ (lines 12–13) the word \suffuse\ comes from the latin word fundere, meaning \to pour.\ based on this information, what is the meaning of suffuse as it is used in these lines? cloud fill pass warm

Explanation:

To determine the meaning of "suffuse", we use the Latin root "fundere" (to pour). In the context "Sounds of the instructor’s megaphone suffuse the hazy air", the idea of sounds spreading through the air like pouring (filling) makes sense. "Cloud" is a noun, "pass" implies movement without filling, and "warm" is unrelated. So "fill" matches the root and context.

Answer:

B. fill