Question

Provisions (noun) (pro- positive, for); (vis= see); (ion= being, the result of)

a) Necessary supplies or conditions
b) Visionary ideas
c) Visual representations
d) Positive reactions

Answer 1

In English, 'provisions' refers to necessary supplies or conditions, not to foreseeing or envisioning something.

Step-by-step explanation:

The term provisions as used in the English language, particularly as a noun, primarily refers to option 'a' - Necessary supplies or conditions. When we break down the word, 'pro-' suggests something that is forthcoming or in preparation for something else, 'vis' is derivative of the Latin for 'to see' or 'to look,' and '-ion' represents an action or condition. However, when combined as one word, 'provisions' does not literally mean to foresee but refers to the action or condition of providing or preparing necessary supplies, often food or equipment, especially for a journey or for a period of time when such resources will not be available.