VOCABULARY KNOWLEDGE
PREFIXES
SUFFIXES
SYNONYMS
ANTONYMS
100
What is a prefix?

A small word at the beginning of a big word, that changes the meaning

100

Define the prefix "re"  (e.g., repeat, review)

Re = again 

100

Define the prefix "-ing" (e.g., running, dancing)

ing = an action that is happening 
100

Name three synonyms for BIG

Large, huge, enormous 
100

Name 2 antonyms to old 

Young, new

200

What is a suffix?

A small word at the end of the a big word, that changes the meaning

200

Define the prefix "dis" (e.g., dislike, disapprove)

Not / opposite 

200

Define the suffix "-ed" (e.g., danced, laughed)

-ed = a verb that happened already

200
Name three synonyms for little

Small, tiny, microscopic, itty-bitty, mini

200

Name 3 antonyms to happy

Sad, upset, mad, angry

300

What is an antonym?

A word that means the opposite (e.g., small and big)

300
Define the prefix "mis" (e.g., misheard, mistake, misplace)

Mis = wrong

300

Define the suffix "-en" (e.g., lighten, fasten, quicken) 

-en = to become 

300

Name a synonym for quiet 

Silent 

300

Name an antonym to prefix

suffix

400

What is a synonym?

A word that means the same as another word (e.g., small and little)

400

Define the prefix "uni" (e.g., uniform, unicycle, unicorn)

Uni = one

400

Define the prefix "-est" (e.g., biggest, smallest, quickest)

est = most 

400

Name a synonym for look 

See

400

Name an antonym to quickly - AND tell what the suffix is 

Slowly; -ly

500

Name three vocabulary strategies that you can use when you find a word you don't know 

Prefix/Suffixes, Antonyms/Synonyms, look it up, ask a teacher/friend, graphic organizers, context clues, use it in a sentence, visualization, etc. 

500

Define the prefix "pre" (e.g., preview, prefix)

Pre = before

500

Define the suffix "-ist" (e.g., chemist, narcissist, violinist)

ist = one who 

500

Name a synonym for preview

Look again, watch

500

Name an antonym to interesting - and tell what the suffix is 

Boring; -ing