Question

The Latin prefix in- means “not," and the word

“sense” comes from the Latin root sensus,
meaning “to feel or perceive." Use your
knowledge of Latin roots and affixes, as well as
context clues provided in the passage, to
determine the meaning of insensibility in
paragraph 4. Write your definition of "insensibility"
and explain how you figured it out.

Answer 1

Not understanding (Or perceiving) in the correct way, Being without sense, feeling ignorance.

Step-by-step explanation:

these are just some definitions from the top of my head. synonyms that would help you better understand it could possibly be either highly impressionable or lowly impressionable because when your insensible, your reasoning is flawed. Like you common sense not knowing right and wrong.

You can see this by combining "not" from the Latin root and "Perceiving". Used in a sentence its easy to understand. "The girl was not perceiving the facts and was easily convinced"

I hope this helps!