The function of the relative pronoun <em>which </em>in the adjective clause is D) direct object.
It refers to the phrase a snack of almonds, which is also a direct object.
A prefix is a word that has like a smaller less of a word in front of it. For example copilot has a prefix which is the co part. If it helps, if a word has a prefix you can usually tell because without that prefix it is still a word, like, pilot. A suffix is easier, it is any word that ends with thing like "ing" or "able" (disable) "dom" (freedom) and "er" (dancer). Also, prefixes go at the beginning of a word and suffixes at the end. :)
í nєvєr hєαrd thєѕє nαmєѕ вєfσrє, rєαllч ѕσrrч mαtє :)
It would be hybrid but im not 100% sure
hope this helps and have a good day - Eagle
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