Prefixes (Grade 5)
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Prefixes
1.
The prefix SUB- means "under or below," so a SUBMARINE is "a ship that spends its time below the water."
- True
- False
2.
The prefix PRO- means "before," so a PROLOGUE happens at the end of a story or play.
- True
- False
3.
The prefix UN- means "not."
The word ABRIDGE means to "shorten."
The word UNABRIGED most likely means:
The word ABRIDGE means to "shorten."
The word UNABRIGED most likely means:
- a shorter version of a story
- a full version of a story
- a new version of a story
- an old version of a story
4.
The prefix IL- means not, so if you do something that is ILLEGAL, you:
- break the law
- follow the law
- make a new law
- throw out the law
5.
The prefix RE- means "again," so if you REBUILD something you:
- build it for the first time
- tear it down
- build it again
- fix it up
6.
The prefix COM- means "together with," so when you COMBINE things, you mix them.
- True
- False
7.
The prefix CO- means "together," so when you COOPERATE you:
- work separately
- argue
- work with someone else
- operate something
8.
The prefix MIS- means "wrong," so when you MISBEHAVE, you:
- behave in the wrong way
- break the rules
- follow the rules
- both A and B
9.
The prefix PRO- means "before," so a PROPHET is someone who:
- tells of the past
- tells of the future
- tells of the present
- none of the above
10.
The prefix EN- means to "put into," so when you ENTANGLE something, you get it out of a tangle.
- True
- False
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