Which of the following prefixes attached to a root word would be part of a sequence of events?

A topic sentence should encapsulate the main idea or point of the paragraph, giving the reader a clear understanding of what to expect in that paragraph.

This sentence uses a casual, conversational tone and an informal comparison ("middle school sleepover") that does not suit a formal or professional context, making it informal.

This sentence has a subject ("Walking away") and a predicate ("was Deepak’s response"), forming a complete thought. The other options are fragments that do not convey a full idea on their own.

The word "she" agrees with "a person," which is a singular antecedent.

The prefix "ir-" (meaning "not") combined with the suffix "-ible" (meaning "able to be") forms the word "irresistible," which describes something that is too enticing or powerful to be resisted.

The prefix "inter-" implies involvement or connection between different entities.

The word "biblio" refers to books, and "phile" means someone who has a fondness or love for something. Therefore, a "bibliophile" is someone who loves books.