Based only on its prefix and root, the word eulogy most closely means which of the following?
a speech you give at someone's funeral
words stating someone's good qualities
a kind person
none of the above
it is not a speech you give at someone's funeral

“Words stating someone’s good qualities”

Greek “good speech”

Words stating someone's good qualities.

Explanation:

If you were to guide yourself only by the prefix and the root of the word "eulogy," you would most likely conclude that the word refers to a statement of someone's good qualities. "Eulogy" comes from the Greek "eu" which means "well" or "true" and "logia" which means "words" or "text." Therefore, this would most likely refer to the words used to say something good about someone.

yes yes it does !

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