Extent Morphemes are used to represent which of the following?

• A. Volume, amount, or increase or decrease.
• B. Emotional state.
• C. Exact color.
• D. Temperature.

Answer: (A)

Extent morphemes signal how large or how much something is, or how much it changes. They express magnitude, such as volume or amount, and also indicate increases or decreases. That’s why the option mentioning volume, amount, or change in extent is the best fit. Think of signs like “much,” “many,” or “more/less” that modify the meaning to show how much of something there is or how it changes. The other choices—emotional state, exact color, or temperature—describe qualities or states rather than the degree or quantity of something.