Considering any prefix, root, and/or suffix in the word predict, which answer gives the best definition? a. to examine or scrutinize b. to form a theory without evidence c. to say or estimate something in the future d. to reflect

The prefix PRE in the word PREDICT means before, and DICT means say, so "speaking before" would be the new word. That has nothing to do with examining or scrutinizing anything, so we can cross off A. Speaking before is kind of making a theory without evidence, so B is a possible option. C has the word say in it, making it one step closer to "speaking before" and the root Dict. It is "speaking before" must mean that something is going to happen next, therefore this is so far the closest answer we have. D has ABSOLUTELY NOTHIng to do with predicting things nor anything we have come up with so far, therefore your answer will be C. Example of a prediction: I predict you will give me brainliest answer *nudge nudge wink wink*

The weakened passengers could survive the difficult journey because they received assistance from the native people living on the Cape.

It should be noted that it was a difficult journey and the Pilgrims survived through the left over food that they had. Also, the Wampanoag Indians of the eastern part of Massachusetts  also played a pivotal role as they helped the Pilgrims survive in this new land by teaching them how the land was cultivated.

In conclusion, the correct option is B "They received assistance from the native people living on the Cape"

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