Prefixes and suffixes
4th grade (Year 5 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: L.3.4.B, L.4.4.B · England: Y3/4 GPS (prefixes), Y5/6 GPS (suffixes), KS2 SATs GPS
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Question 1
What does this prefix mean? inter- (as in international, interact)
- A. inside
- B. between
- C. against
- D. after
Question 2
What does this suffix mean? -ly (as in quickly, slowly)
- A. not
- B. in a way that is
- C. full of
- D. without
Question 3
Which prefix makes a real word from "kind", meaning "not" or "wrongly"?
- A. unkind
- B. diskind
- C. inkind
- D. mikind
Question 4
What does this prefix mean? over- (as in overcook, overflow)
- A. under
- B. too much
- C. not enough
- D. again
Question 5
What does this suffix mean? -ly (as in quickly, slowly)
- A. not
- B. without
- C. full of
- D. in a way that is
Question 6
Which prefix makes a real word from "behave", meaning "not" or "wrongly"?
- A. disbehave
- B. misbehave
- C. unbehave
- D. inbehave
Question 7
What does this prefix mean? inter- (as in international, interact)
- A. between
- B. against
- C. inside
- D. after
Question 8
What does this suffix mean? -less (as in hopeless, careless)
- A. a person who
- B. able to be
- C. full of
- D. without
Question 9
Which prefix makes a real word from "logical", meaning "not" or "wrongly"?
- A. inlogical
- B. dislogical
- C. unlogical
- D. illogical
Question 10
What does this prefix mean? re- (as in rewrite, replay)
- A. before
- B. again
- C. not
- D. after
Question 11
What does this suffix mean? -er / -or (as in teacher, actor)
- A. not
- B. the state of
- C. a person who
- D. more than
Question 12
Which prefix makes a real word from "correct", meaning "not" or "wrongly"?
- A. incorrect
- B. discorrect
- C. uncorrect
- D. imcorrect
Question 13
What does this prefix mean? pre- (as in preview, preheat)
- A. wrongly
- B. again
- C. before
- D. across
Question 14
What does this suffix mean? -ish (as in reddish, childish)
- A. rather, or like
- B. the opposite of
- C. without
- D. very
Question 15
Which prefix makes a real word from "agree", meaning "not" or "wrongly"?
- A. inagree
- B. unagree
- C. disagree
- D. misagree
Question 16
What does this prefix mean? over- (as in overcook, overflow)
- A. under
- B. again
- C. not enough
- D. too much
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