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When something is "located behind", which prefix could be used?





Correct Answer:
retro-
when considering the question of which prefix to use for something that is "located behind," the correct answer is "retro-." this prefix is derived from latin and is used in english to denote an orientation or positioning behind something else. for example, "retrograde" implies moving backward and "retrospective" refers to looking back at past events.

on the other hand, the other prefixes listed— "antero-", "supra-", and "intra-"— have different meanings. "antero-" is from latin, meaning "before" or "in front of," as seen in medical terms like "anterograde amnesia," where the inability to form new memories occurs. "supra-" also originates from latin and means "above" or "over," which is used in terms such as "supraorbital," meaning situated above the orbit of the eye. lastly, "intra-" means "within" or "inside," used in words like "intracellular," indicating something within a cell.

therefore, the prefix "retro-" is the appropriate choice when describing something located behind a reference point, aligning with its usage in various contexts to indicate a backward or behind position relative to something else. the other prefixes mentioned indicate different spatial relationships and are not suitable for describing something as being "behind."


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