In the previous class we learnt that prefixes and suffixes are words that are added before or after a base word to change its meaning for example the word unhappy. Test your knowledge on how adding these affixes affect the meaning of words by taking the quiz below. All the best!
Written by a person's own hand
Written before
Full of writing
With writing
More recent performing
Full of performing
Resembling a performance
Performing together
The quality of the ground
Above the ground
Relating to the ground
In front of the ground
Relating to colors
Having many colors
Full of colors
The action of coloring
Together with zero
Having many zeros
Above zero
Below zero
A more recent date
Full of dates
Relating to a date
A date by itself
Resembilng being married
Inclined to marry
The quality or state of being married
More recently married
The act of or relating to refusing
Full of refusing
Much refusing
More recent refusing
Full of standards
Many standards
With standards
To become standard
More recent joy
Full of joy
Making joy
Much joy
Much nerves
Relating to nerves
Full of nerves
More recent nerves
Inclined to wonder
The state of wondering
Wondering with
Full of wonder
Full of reviving
Relating to reviving
To revive with
To revive before
Before a mother
With a mother
A mother herself
Relating to a mother
Full of nature
Above nature
With nature
Relating to nature
Relating to an accident
With an accident
Under an accident
To make an accident
Full of autumn
Before autumn
Much autumn
Relating to autumn
Under season
Relating to a season
Full of a season
With a season
Relating to a tribe
Full of a tribe
With a tribe
Before a tribe
With a family
Higher than a family
Many families
Relating to a family
With glory
Full of glory
Relating to glory
Before glory
Much fiction
With fiction
Relating to fiction
Full of fiction
Self victory
Full of victory
Relating to victory
Much victory
Containing fiber
With fiber
Below fiber
To become like fiber
Full of popularity
With popular
More recent popularity
To become popular