Prefix Quizzes & Trivia

Feel like you know everything there is to know about everything? Well, then you have to prove it by taking the prefix quiz. Because, although it might seem like something a grammar teacher would be able to cover in only one class, prefixes have a complex and beautiful story to tell. So, maybe if you will be able to prove that you understand them completely, you will receive the key to the prefixes world.

The following questions are just a taste of what’s to come: “How are we able to alter the form of a word, making it performative?”, “In what African languages is the noun class conveyed only through the means of prefixes?”, “By agglutinating the non prefix to a word, what kind of meaning does the word receive?”, and “What is the meaning of a bound morpheme?” Now go head and take the quizzes.

A prefix is a word which is placed before or attached to the beginning of a word and changes its definition. For example, the prefix 'co' is added to the word 'worker'; it creates the word...

Questions: 10 | Attempts: 5553 | Last updated: Jun 10, 2019

Sample Question
Choose the correct meaning for the prefix FORE-.

After

Do

Before

Wrong

A Test On Prefixes: Grammar Quiz

Questions: 17 | Attempts: 2986 | Last updated: Jun 29, 2020

Sample Question
Choose the letter of the word that best matches the meaning of the prefix.mal- ex. malnutrition

Good

Big

Bad

Latin Prefixes Quiz #1

This quiz is meant to test your knowledge about some commonly used Greek prefixes. All of these were discussed in this Youtube video. If you haven't seen it yet, I recommend that you do.To be part of Team Lyqa, like...

Questions: 5 | Attempts: 1600 | Last updated: Jul 20, 2015

Sample Question
The suspect's sister agreed with the witness' statement. She to the testimony.

Coattested

Preattested

Interattested

Disattested

Greek Prefixes Quiz #1

Questions: 6 | Attempts: 1441 | Last updated: Jul 12, 2015

Sample Question
An autoimmune disease is a disease which originates...

From a chemical or poison taken into the body

From a virus inhaled from the air outside

From the body's own immune system

From a bacteria that one gets by being around an infected person