Which morpheme means 'of the market place'?

• A. End of a part
• B. Gland
• C. Fat
• D. Agora

Answer: (D)

Recognizing a morpheme that designates a marketplace. Agora literally means marketplace in Greek, so as a morpheme it conveys the idea of the market place. It’s the form you’d use as a root when the concept you’re conveying relates to markets or public spaces (for example, agoraphobia combines agor- with a suffix meaning fear, signaling fear of marketplaces or open areas). The other options don’t carry that meaning—end of a part, gland, and fat are unrelated concepts—so they don’t fit the idea of “the market place.”