(7) Unit 1: -ist and -ish, re-, sym-, syn-, e-, ex-, in-

re- means...

Eve writes for a newspaper you see in most grocery stores. She is a _______________.

Sheree has many friends because she is so positive. She is an example of an _______________.

Mary wore a _______________ dress to dinner, and got lots of compliments.

sym-/syn- means...

He wore a _______________ grin on his face when people looked at him on stage.

This is a word that often describes people who dedicate thier lives to caring for the earth.

What a _______________ party! There were expensive gifts, treats, and decorations everywhere!

e-/ex- means...

-ish means....

Make sure to __________ your pajamas on your packing list for the sleepover.

Polly enjoyed the magazine so much she wanted to ____________ her subscription.

Al's _______________ behavior got him kicked out of the restaurant.

In your report, please remember to __________ any slang words.

I can't believe I saw the 10 year old throw a tantrum. What _______________ behavior!

I can't believe John is a _______________ in the National Spelling Bee! He might win!

in- means...

If you enter a restricted area, the authories may eject you.

Whom do you feel will __________ you to become a better person?

This picture is an example of this.

This triangle has ____________ since I can draw a line down the middle and it's the same on both sides.

This word describes a smell coming from a trash can as you walk by.

Refund and reimburse mean the exact same thing.

-ist means....

Even though she was healthy again, Rita still didn't have much energy. She was what?