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What does the suffix -ism mean? A) an action,process, or practice. B) a condition,state, or quality. C) a form of government. D) a belief or branch of learning.
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What does the suffix -ism mean? A) an action,process, or practice. B) a condition,state, or quality. C) a form of government. D) a belief or branch of learning.

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The answer is B. Hope it helps! :)
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the answer would be B
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