Root Words, Prefixes And Suffixes Quiz 1

The word "before" means to occur or exist prior to a particular time or event. In this context, "before" is used to indicate something happening earlier in time compared to another event or point in time. It is the opposite of "after" which means to occur or exist subsequent to a particular time or event.

The prefix "micro-" means small. It is used to indicate something that is tiny or on a very small scale. Therefore, the correct answer is "small".

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The given words "aqua" and "aque" both refer to water. The other options, "warn," "year," and "under," do not have any relation to water. Therefore, the correct answer is "water."

The correct answer is "across". "Across" means from one side to the other side of something, often implying movement or traversal. It suggests going over or through an obstacle or barrier. In the context of the given options, "across" is the most suitable word to describe the movement or position of something from one side to the other.

The given answer "water" is the correct one because the root words "hydro" and "hydr" both refer to water. The other options, "under," "warn," and "both ends or all sides," do not have any relation to water. Therefore, "water" is the most appropriate answer based on the given root words.

The given words "ann" and "enni" do not have any clear meaning or connection to the word "year". Therefore, it can be inferred that the correct answer "year" is unrelated to the given words and is likely a random selection. Without further context or information, it is difficult to determine the exact reason for this answer.

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The suffix "-cide" refers to the act of killing. It is commonly used in words such as homicide (the killing of a human) or insecticide (a substance used to kill insects). Therefore, the correct answer for this question is "killing."

The word "bene" is an Italian word that translates to "good" in English. This is the correct answer because it accurately represents the meaning of the word.

The correct answer is "one who believes in". This suggests that the question is incomplete or not readable, as it does not provide enough information to form a coherent explanation.

The word "poly" is a prefix that means "many" or "several." This prefix is commonly used in words like "polygon" (a shape with many sides) or "polygamy" (having multiple spouses). Therefore, the correct answer is "many, several."

The word "new" means something that is recently made or discovered. It can also refer to something that is not familiar or experienced before. In this context, "new" is used as an adjective to describe a person who believes in something. The other options provided do not fit the given context and do not make sense in relation to the word "new". Therefore, "new" is the correct answer.

The given answer is "bad, evil". This is because "bad" and "evil" are synonyms, meaning they have similar meanings. Both words refer to something negative or morally wrong. The other options listed do not have the same meaning as "bad" or "evil".

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The word "amphi" is a prefix that comes from the Greek word "amphi" meaning "both" or "all". Therefore, when we say "amphi" in relation to something, it implies that it has a presence or characteristic on both ends or all sides. In the context of the word "amphi" being associated with "water", it suggests that water surrounds or encompasses something from both ends or all sides.

The word "warn" is the correct answer because it is the only word that does not have any relationship or connection with the other words in the list. The other words, "mon" (which seems to be an incomplete word), "water" (a noun), "large" and "great" (both adjectives), and "small" (an adjective) all have some similarity or association with each other, but "warn" stands out as the odd one out.