Question

sort the words according to the meanings of their shared roots.
dispose
pose
position
tlevision
visit
visor
place or put
see or look at

Explanation:

• "dispose", "pose", "position": These words share the root related to "place or put".
• "dispose" means to get rid of something (which involves a kind of placement or putting in a state of being removed).
• "pose" can mean to put forward (an idea, question etc.) or to assume a particular position (physically, which is about placement).
• "position" directly refers to a place where someone or something is located.
• "television", "visit", "visor": These words share the root related to "see or look at".
• "television" is a device that allows us to see (visual content is transmitted and we look at it on the screen).
• "visit" implies going to see someone or a place (the act of seeing is involved).
• "visor" is a part (like on a helmet) that covers the face and is related to the act of seeing (it can shade the eyes while seeing or is part of the visual - related gear).

Answer:

• Place or put: dispose, pose, position
• See or look at: television, visit, visor