Which of the following suffixes can be added to the word "trick" to form a new word?

here are the answers to the questions: 55. The 200-metre race was won by ____ girl. The correct order of adjectives is opinion (beautiful), age (young), and origin (American). The article "a" is used before a consonant sound. A. a beautiful young American 56. Neither Ola nor I ____ to blame. When subjects are joined by "neither...nor", the verb agrees with the subject closest to it. In this case, "I" is closest, so the verb should be "am". B. am 57. The manager was ____ worried when he heard that the staff bus was involved in an accident. "Deeply worried" is a common and appropriate collocation to express a high degree of concern. E. deeply 58. The young man was accused ____ stealing a wrist watch. The correct preposition to use with "accused" when referring to the crime is "of". E. of 59. In spite of all the efforts, the fire brigade could not put ____ the fire. The phrasal verb "put out" means to extinguish a fire. A. out 60. Which of the following suffixes can be added to the word "trick" to form a new word? The suffix "-ster" forms the noun "trickster", which refers to a person who plays tricks. A. -ster 61. A serious ____ was levelled against his father. The correct spelling for a claim or assertion made without proof is "allegation". B. allegation 62. What ____ have happened to them if they had harmed her? This is a third conditional sentence, which describes a hypothetical situation in the past. The structure for the main clause is "would have + past participle". B. would 63. The lady ____ we saw at the mall is our guidance counsellor. "Whom" is the objective case of the relative pronoun, used when the pronoun is the object of a verb or preposition. Here, "whom" is the object of "saw" (we saw her). D. whom 64. Those ____ believe in justice should be encouraged. "Who" is the subjective case of the relative pronoun, used when the pronoun is the subject of a verb. Here, "who" is the subject of "believe". B. who 65. The hunter ____ down to rest when he was tired. The verb "to lie" (meaning to recline) has the past tense form "lay". "Laid" is the past tense of "to lay" (meaning to place something). B. lay Drop the next question.