Add this prefix words like happy or tie to show its opposite or reversal.
What is "un-"
This word means "not sincere".
What is "insincere"?
Fill in the blank:
When do you take a post-test? ______ a new instructional unit.
What is "after"?
What is "interior"?
What is "subtitle"?
This prefix means "below" or "under".
What is "sub-"?
This word means "to lead the wrong way".
What is "misleading" or "mislead"?
What is "prefix"?
This word means "to take back" something that was once yours.
What is "reclaim"?
This word means "to put someone in a dangerous position".
What is "endanger"?
This prefix means to do something "wrong" or "incorrectly".
What is "mis-"?
This word is the opposite of organized and in order.
What is "disorder"?
A(n) _________________ is something you think of or add later on.
What is an "afterthought"?
This word means to "let the air or gas out of something". It can also mean "lessen or reduce the size of importance".
What is "deflate"?
What is "promote"?
This prefix means to "take away" or "remove".
What is "de-"?
This word describes something that does not happen often.
What is "infrequent"?
This word means "to come or happen before some event".
What is "precede"?
This word means to "take away" or "keep something away from someone" (hint: usually it's keeping something from people that they really need).
What is "companion" or "comrade"?
What is "base word"?
This word means you are "not well".
What is "disease"?
This is a part of speech that is placed before a noun; examples include "under the table" and "into the classroom".
What is a "preposition"?
This word means "to completely wear out" or "use up".
What is "exhaust"?
If I have 100 Jolly Ranchers and I give each student 10, they would have a ________ of the Jolly Ranchers.
What is "subset"?