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Root words and connotation practice.
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Pre-, anti-, un- , and pro-, are examples of
synonyms
antonyms
prefixes
suffixes
2
The roots "pleas" and "plac" as used in the words placate and pleasant mean:
Having to do with unfairness or wrong
Having to do with soothing pain or causing pleasure
Having to do with thought or understanding
Having to do with good humored actions or feelings
3
If the root "phone" means sound, what does the prefix "tele-" mean in telephone?
make useless
make greater
into or within
across a distance
4
William annoys his friends because he is so _______________ with his money.
frugal
economical
thrify
stingy
5
Which of the following is a free morpheme?
undo
equi-
tree
anti-
6
The smallest unit of language that holds meaning is called a/an ___.
Syllable
Word
Morpheme
Affix
7
As used in the words misunderstand and mistake, the prefix mis- means
into or within
size or shape
able
wrong or incorrect
8
-tion, -ed, -ment, and -ness are examples of
free morphemes
words
bound morphemes
prefixes
9
Tree, dog, true, and digit are examples of ___.
free morphemes
suffixes
bound morphemes
prefixes
10
The root –plain as used in the words plaintive and complaint means:
Having to do with good humored nature
Soothing pain or suffering
Having to do with unfairness or wrong
Having to do with size or shape
11
A morpheme that can stand alone as a word is called a ____ morpheme.
dependent
lone
free
bound
12
The company spokesperson said that the president may have accidentally _____ during his speech.
been deceitful
been lying
been dishonest
given misinformation
13
The root -fuse as used in the words fusion and confuse means
Having to do with peace
Having to do with blending or combining things or ideas
Having to do with soothing pain
Having to do with fairness or wrong
14
The root –jol as used in the words jolly and jollity means:
Having to do with good humored actions or feelings
Having to do with right and wrong
Having to do with flavor or taste
Having to do with pain and suffering
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Why study morphemes?
to pronounce words better
to understand the meaning of each part of an unknown word
to be a better speller
to understand where words come from