Nouns
Verbs
Adjectives
Affixes
Roots
100
In math this number multiplies with another to give a product.
What is a factor?
100
StudA classroom of students does this when the fire alarm sounds.
What is react?
100
When you have enough of something, it is this.
What is sufficient?
100
This suffix turns civil into a verb.
What is IZE?
100
The root of this word comes from the Latin word for "to weave." Another word witht the same root is textile.
What is context
200
You have this when you enter a website.
What is access?
200
To show or tell like data in a science experiment.
What is indicate?
200
When something is of great size or worth noting, it is this.
What is considerable?
200
This suffix turns create into a noun.
What is ION?
200
This word has the Latin word for "to build" in it and takes prefixes con-, in-, and de-.
What is structure?
300
Some puzzles are difficult to solve because of this.
What is complexity?
300
When teachers show students how to do something, they do this.
What is demonstrate?
300
DC's weather changes often and can be described this way.
What is variable?
300
Something integrated is no longer after adding this prefix.
What is DIS?
300
This word comes from a Latin word with the same meaning and has a synonym "changeable" and an antonym "fixed."
What is variable?
400
One part of many. For example, Carbon on the Periodic Table.
What is an element.
400
Some students do this when they provide a lot of school supplies at the beginning of the school year.
What is contribute?
400
Someone you can depend on is this.
What is reliable?
400
If you can transfer it, add this suffix.
What is ABLE?
400
This word comes from the Latin word for "to grow" and is in the word recreation.
What is create?
500
Another word for one's innate ability.
What is potential?
500
Students try to do this when explaining a good reason for what they did.
What is justify?
500
When something is for the good, we describe it this way.
What is beneficial?
500
If something doesn't work, add this prefix to functional.
What is DYS?
500
This word shares the same Latin root as actor and enact.
What is react?
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