Question

1. The passage explains that drinking water keeps you hydrated. Later the passage explains how you can also become

dehydrated. How does adding the prefix de- to the word
hydrated change the meaning of the word?
A: It means "not hydrated".
B: It changes it to past tense.
C: It means "almost hydrated".
D: It means "used to be hydrated".

Answer 1

I would go with D.

Step-by-step explanation:

Because when added the D into Dehydrated, which means you haven't been Hydrated, you used to be Hydrated by now you became Dehydrated. hopefully this helps you out! ^^