Read the sentence from the passage. " 'You ran an incredible race," I acknowledged
grudgingly, attempting thinject some enthusiasm into
my voice even though, selfishly and illogically, I felt
defeated."
How does the prefix "il-" in the word "illogically help
the reader understand what type of reasoning is being
referred to in the passage?
It suggests faulty and absurd reasoning.
It suggests sensible and perceptive reasoning.
It suggests reasoning that is dismissive of
others' views.
It suggests reasoning that is based on
conclusive evidence.