What Does The Suffix Mean Quiz

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    The root word is plenty. If you add the suffix -ful, the new word will be plentiful. What does it mean?

    • Far or distant
    • Full of
    • Not many
    • Wrong or bad
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Did you know that if you add a prefix or a suffix to a root word, it changes the meaning of the word? Learn a lot of words by taking this quiz.

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  • 2. 

    Technician

    • State of something

    • Not

    • Full of

    • One who does

    Correct Answer
    A. One who does
  • 3. 

    Conditional

    • Again

    • Not

    • One or same

    • State or situation

    Correct Answer
    A. State or situation
  • 4. 

    Demonstrator

    • Before

    • One who does something

    • Without

    • Able to do something

    Correct Answer
    A. One who does something
    Explanation
    The word "demonstrator" refers to someone who performs or shows how something is done. This aligns with the definition given in the options, "One who does something." The other options, "Without" and "Able to do something," do not accurately describe the meaning of "demonstrator." Therefore, the correct answer is "One who does something."

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  • 5. 

    Telephatic

    • Full of

    • Not

    • Under or below

    • Far or distant

    Correct Answer
    A. Far or distant
    Explanation
    The word "telephatic" is not a recognized English word. However, if we assume that it is a misspelling of "telepathic," then the answer "Far or distant" could be a possible explanation. Telepathy is often associated with the ability to communicate or perceive thoughts from a distance, without the need for physical proximity. Therefore, "far or distant" could be a plausible interpretation of the given word.

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  • 6. 

    Motionless

    • State of something

    • Without

    • Opposite

    • Again

    Correct Answer
    A. Without
    Explanation
    The word "motionless" refers to a state of something where there is an absence of movement or activity. It means that the object or subject is completely still or without any motion.

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  • 7. 

    Annually

    • Wrong or bad

    • Twice

    • See or range

    • Used to be done that way

    Correct Answer
    A. Used to be done that way
    Explanation
    The given answer "Used to be done that way" suggests that something was done in a particular manner in the past, but it is no longer done that way. It implies that there has been a change in the way something is done over time. The word "used to" indicates a past practice or habit that is no longer followed. Therefore, the answer implies that there has been a shift or alteration in the way something was previously done.

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  • 8. 

    Denial

    • Action

    • Position

    • Decision

    • State or situation

    Correct Answer
    A. State or situation
    Explanation
    The word "denial" refers to a state or situation where someone refuses to accept or acknowledge something. In this context, the other options - action, position, decision - do not accurately capture the meaning of "denial". Therefore, the correct answer is "state or situation".

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