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question 4
a prefix goes at the beginning of the word and no combining form vowel is used.
a true
b false
question 5
when defining a medical word, start with the suffix first and then work left to right stating the word parts. you may need add filler words. as long as the filler word does not change the meaning of the word you may use it for the purpose of building a medical vocabulary. once you start to apply the word in the context of a sentence it will be easier to decide wh filler word(s) to choose.
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Explanation:

A prefix is indeed placed at the start of a word and typically no combining - form vowel is used in its attachment. For medical word - building, starting with the suffix and working left - to - right is a common approach.

Answer:

Question 4: A. True
Question 5: (No options given for Question 5 in the answer - request, but if it were a True/False, based on the description it would likely be True)