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Prefixes & Suffixes Game

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  • Which prefix means “between”
    inter
  • Identify 3 prefixes that mean “not”
    un-, in-, im-, dis-, non-, ir-, il-
  • Give 2 examples of a word that starts with the prefix “un-“.
    unhappy, unlock, unfair, etc.
  • What does the prefix “co-“ mean?
    with, together
  • Which prefix means “two”?
    bi, di
  • What does the prefix “super-” mean?
    above, beyond
  • What does the suffix “-less” mean?
    Without
  • What is the difference between “-ist” and “-ism”?
    -ist = a person who believes or does; -ism = a belief or practice
  • What does the suffix “-er” mean when added to a verb?
    a person who does the action
  • What does the prefix “re-“ mean?
    again, back
  • Which prefix would you add to “visible” to make it mean “not visible”?
    in- (invisible)
  • What is the meaning of the suffix **“-ology”? Give an example.
    the study of (e.g., biology = study of life)
  • Which suffix turns an adjective into an adverb (e.g., happy → ______)?
    -ly (happily)
  • Which suffix is used to make a noun from the adjective “kind”?
    “-ness” = kindness (n. > adj.)
  • Give a word that uses both a prefix and a suffix.
    unhappiness = un- (not) + happy + -ness (state of being adj. > n.)
  • Give a word with the suffix “-tion” and explain what it means.
    creation, education = the act or process
  • Give an example of a word that starts with “auto-“
    autograph, automatic = self, by oneself
  • Which prefix would you use to change “connect” to mean “not connected”?
    dis- (disconnect)
  • What does the suffix “-able” mean?
    can be done
  • Give a word with the prefix “inter-”
    international = between nations
  • Which prefix means “too much” or “above”?
    -over
  • Give 2 words that begins with the prefix “non-“.
    nonstop, nonsense, nonliving, nonefiction
  • What is the meaning of the prefix “mis-“?
    wrong, badly
  • What is the meaning of the prefix “anti-“?
    against
  • What is the difference between the prefixes “in-” and “im-”?
    Both mean “not” but “im-” is used before words starting with b/m/p (e.g., impossible)