1.which of these processes was used to form the words soap opera?
2.which of these processes was used to form the word movie?
3.which of these processes was used to form the word baby-sit?
4.which of these processes was used to form the word phone?
5.which of these processes was used to form the word prefabricate?
6.which of these processes was used to form the word donate?

prefix addition
suffix addition
compounding
telescoping
shortening
back formations

Before answering the questions I would like to give a short explanation of each word formation process:

1.- Prefix addition is when a prefix is added to a word to for a new word, for example: workover we add the prefix over to form the new word overwork from the verb work.

2.-Suffix addition  for example: worker we add the prefix er to form the new word worker from the verb work.

3.- Compounding is s the word formation process in which two or more lexemes combine into a single new word. Compound words may be written as one word or as two words joined with a hyphen.

For example: dinning-table

4.- Telescoping (blending) is the process of merging parts of words into one word. For example : galumph gallop + triumph, or chortle chuckle + snort.

5.- Shortening  or clipping is the word formation process which consists in the reduction of a word to one of its parts . Clipping is also known as "truncation". for example: maths from mathematics.

6.- Back formation is the process of forming a new word (a neologism) by removing actual or supposed affixes from another word. for example:

the verb burgle from the older English noun burglar.

Now let us answer the questions:

1 = compounding

2 = compounding

3 = prefix addition

4 =  back formations

5 = prefix addition

6 = back formations

The quote is stated in the context of punishment that it makes men colder and harder, and increases their resistance.

Explanation:

The given quote was stated by Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche, a German philosopher, and writer.

In his book titled, "On the Genealogy of Morality," he talked about morality. In the book, he stated that punishment makes men more distant from others; colder, stubborn, and harder; it also increases the feelings of alienation, and strengthens their power of resistance.

In simple terms, punishment makes no good out of men but makes them more miserable, alienated, and resisting.