Mixed Practice: Prefixes

Word Analysis: Prefixes

Prefixes
Un: means not

Re: means to do again

Dis: means not

In: means not

Over: means too much

Mis: means in a wrong way

Out: means more or greater

De: means to take away

Pre: means earlier or before

Under: means too little

Semi: means half

Multi: means many

Uni: means one

Bi: means two

Tri: means three

Mono: means one

Quad: means four

Super: means greater size or

importance

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QUESTION 3


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What prefixes are missing from these words? Drag each word to the correct place in the chart.

 Words Missing the Prefix De-

 Words Missing the Prefix In-

Words Missing the Prefix Over-

Words Missing the Prefix Un-

options: __founded, __complete, __justice, __expected, __merit, __predictability, __frost, __achieve, __estimate, __throne

1 answer

Here’s how you can categorize the given words based on the prefixes missing:

Words Missing the Prefix De-

  • defounded
  • demerit
  • decomplete

Words Missing the Prefix In-

  • incomplete
  • injustice
  • inactive

Words Missing the Prefix Over-

  • overestimate
  • overachieve
  • overexpected

Words Missing the Prefix Un-

  • unfrost
  • unthrone
  • unjust

These categorizations are based on the meanings of the respective prefixes you provided. If you need help with anything else, feel free to ask!