Question

If the word rudiment is defined as a fundamental principle or skill, and the suffix -ary is defined as "of or relating to,” what does the term rudimentary education mean?

the education necessary for getting a job
a manual education
an education gained through hard work
a basic education
Which sentence uses the underlined word correctly?

The silk curtains were a nice compliment to the tall windows.
She appreciated his effort and paid him a nice complement.
The necklace was a perfect complement to her outfit.
The design of the building complimented its intended purpose.

Answer 1

1st Answer: The term "rudimentary education" refers to the basic skills acquired during the early stages of education. (so basic education)

Explanation: The term "rudimentary education" is formed with the root word "rudiment" and the suffix "-ary", which is attached to the root and placed at the end of the word, and the word "education". This term makes reference to the fundamental skills or basic principles that a person develops throughout the early stages of education. For example, reading and writing are two basic skills that represent "rudimentary education".


2nd answer : a