dis-, im-
mono-, bi-, tri-
tele-, mono-
-able, -ly, -ment
rupt, ad-, com-
100

If you do not like broccoli, you have this word.

Dislike

100

The prefix mono- stands for this number.

one

100

The prefix tele- means far away or ____

distant

100

The suffix -ly tells you how something is done, or in what ____.

manner

100

The prefix com- means doing something ____.

together

200

This prefix means not when put in front of words like possible.

im-

200

A three-wheeled cycle that toddlers ride.

tricycle

200

You use this tele- device to talk to someone miles away.

telephone

200

If a toy can be washed easily, it is wash-____.

washable

200

The root rupt in words like erupt or interrupt means to do this.

break

300

Being at a loss or not having a good position is called having a ____.

Disadvantage

300

A train that glides along one single rail.

monorail

300

A voice that stays in one single flat tone without changing pitch.

monotone

300

The suffix -ment means an action or a state of being, like in enjoy-____.

enjoyment

300

When a volcano explodes and breaks open, it does this.

erupt

400

The prefix dis- means not or ____.

opposite

400

A shape with three straight sides and three corners.

Triangle

400

A device used to look at stars far away in space.

telescope

400

Moving quickly or slowly uses this 2-letter suffix at the end.

-ly

400

The prefix ad- means moving in this direction toward something.

toward

500

If something cannot be done, it is im-____.

impossible

500

The prefix bi- (like in bicycle or binoculars) means this number.

two

500

Watching a show that is broadcast from a distant studio on your living room screen.

television

500

The suffix -able means "is" or "____ be".

Can

500

When you mix ingredients together to make a cake, or put ideas together on a group project, you do this.

combine

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