What is the name of the Word Identification Strategy we use to identify unfamilar words?
100
What is a morpheme
What are word parts that have meaning?
200
What is decoding
How do we identify unfamiliar words?
200
What are derevational and inflectional suffixes
What are the two types of suffixes?
200
What is, anywhere; beginning, middle, end, or the entire word.
Where do you find the root of a word?
200
What is the step in the strategy has us use how the word sounds and how it is used in the sentence (context clues) to help us identify a word
What is the D in the DISSECT strategy?
200
What are Tricksters?
What look like morphemes but do not have meaning?
300
What are compound prefixes
What includes two or more prefixes?
300
What are inflectional suffixes
What type of suffixe does not change the meaning of the word
300
What is the function of the root in a word?
What morpheme gives the word its main meaning?
300
Breaking a word part down based on consonant or vowel
What do you do when using the Rules of Two's and Three's, when you examine the stem or an unfaminilar word
300
What are prefixes, suffixes, and roots.
What are the three types of morphemes?
400
What are the prefixes in-, im-, il-, ir-; a-; an-; dis-; non-; and un-
What prefixes share the same definition- "not"
400
What are Derivational Suffixes
These suffixes create a different form of a word so the meaning of the word is changed
400
What is the root word spec/spect
What root word means look, and is where we get the word spectator.
400
What is "what we do with a new word when we try to sound it out and use context clues but still do not know its meaning"
When do we Isolate the beginning and Separate the ending of unfamiliar words?
400
What is the difference between a syllable and a morpheme
One is used to break down a word so that we can say it, the other is breaking words down into word parts that have meaning
500
What is into
What is the meaning of the prefixes en- and em-
500
What are suffixes that are both inflectional and derevational
What are the suffixes -er; -en; and -ing
500
What is scrib/script
What root word means to mark
500
What are the Seven Steps of DISSECT
What is the acronym for the strategy that has us Discover sounds and Context, Isolate the Beginning, Seperate the ending, Say the Stem, Examine the Stem, Check with someone, and Try the Dictionary?
500
What is MAPS
What acronym do we use to help us remember to break down unfamiliar words into word parts, attack their meaning, predict what the word means, and then see if we are right.