Prefixes
Plural/Uncountable Nouns
Suffixes
Pronunciation
Megacities
100
The word from the list has a prefix meaning not: dysfunctional, antifungal, mastermind
dysfunctional
100
How (is the weather / are the weather) in the Bahamas in August?
is the weather
100
One of the common suffixes for nouns made from verbs.
-ion / -(a)tion / -ment
100
The primary stress in the word in|fla|tion
/fla/
100
This most populous megacity, with more than 37.39 million people is the capital city of one of the smallest countries in Asia.
Tokyo
200
This prefix means before and can be found in this clue.
pre-
200
We just got some new (furnitures / furniture) last week.
furniture
200
One of the common suffixes for nouns made from adjectives.
-ness / -ence / -ance
200
The primary stress in the word me|tro|po|lis.
/tro/
200
Christ the Redeemer, one of the new seven wonders of the world, is located in this South American megacity.
Rio de Janeiro
300
The word in the list with a prefix meaning not enough: overutilized, underappreciated, unexpected
underappreciated
300
(The police are / The police is) investigating a crime on my street.
The police are
300
The word in this list has a prefix that means the act, practice, or process: Catholicism, reverent, innocence
Catholicism
300
The primary stress in the word un|ex|pec|ted.
/pec/
300
Of the two megacities in the United States, this one is the largest.
New York
400
This prefix means one.
mono- ("uni-" would also be acceptable)
400
I have to wait on my (laundries / laundry) to finish before I can go out.
laundry
400
The noun from the list with the suffix meaning condition, character, or nature: childish, neighborhood, establishment
neighborhood
400
The primary stress in the word po|pu|la|tion.
/la/
400
It's the megacity located in the country whose flag is shown here.
Manila
500
This prefix means big, like the type of cities we talked about this week.
mega-
500
She didn't give us any (homework / homeworks) for the weekend.
homework
500
This suffix means the state or condition of being.
-ness (i.e. happiness, weakness, lonliness, etc.)
500
The primary stress in the word in|ho|spi|ta|ble.
/spi/
500
This megacity is the capital of the most bilingual country in the world.
Jakarta