Question

there are plenty of (---joyable) en-, em- ways to keep your driveway free of snow. for example, you might (---vene) inter- between the snow and the driveway by simply extending the roof of your house until it covers the entire drive. or you could paint the drive with (---freeze) , so that snowflakes will melt as soon as they land, instead of adhering to the surface. or, with just one quick (tele---e) call, you could order a plowing service to come shovel you out. if theres only moderate snow out there, attaching a plow to the front of your (---cycle) and pedaling the snow away is another possibility. this method will provide you with plenty of leg exercise. at the same time, you will make a(n) (---acle) of yourself in front of the neighborhood children, who can (photo---) you and keep the pictures to embarrass you later. finally, since snow remains only in (---freezing) temperatures, you can always (---pone) your actions until a later time - say, may or june. see? theres no reason to feel (help---) just because a blizzard piles a foot of snow on your driveway.

anti- bi- graph, gram -less phon post- spect sub-

Explanation:

Each blank is filled by selecting the correct prefix/suffix from the provided list to form a logical word that fits the context of the sentence.

1. (...joyable): Use "en-" to form enjoyable, meaning pleasant.
2. (...vene): Use "inter-" to form intervene, meaning to come between two things.
3. (...freeze): Use "anti-" to form antifreeze, a substance that prevents freezing/melts ice.
4. (tele...e): Use "phon" to form telephone, a device for making calls.
5. (...cycle): Use "bi-" to form bicycle, a two-wheeled vehicle.
6. (...acle): Use "spect" to form spectacle, something that attracts attention (often in a silly way).
7. (photo...): Use "graph" to form photograph, meaning to take a picture.
8. (...freezing): Use "sub-" to form subfreezing, meaning below freezing temperatures.
9. (...pone): Use "post-" to form postpone, meaning to delay an action.
10. (help...): Use "-less" to form helpless, meaning unable to help oneself.

Answer:

1. en- → enjoyable
2. inter- → intervene
3. anti- → antifreeze
4. phon → telephone
5. bi- → bicycle
6. spect → spectacle
7. graph → photograph
8. sub- → subfreezing
9. post- → postpone
10. -less → helpless