prefix -mis

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A child who behaved like this could also be called “naughty.”

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mischievously

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One Monday morning, Trixie spilled her hot chocolate, fell and cut her finger, then lost her homework. What was the day full of?

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misfortune

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Carly was ignored by her friends for something they assumed she had done. How did she feel? Options: mistreated, mislead, mischievous, mistaken

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mistreated

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Cheyenne is sick in bed with a head cold. How might she be feeling?

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miserable

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What happened when Roxy thought her mom told her the keys were by the drink, but she had really told Roxy they were by the sink?

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misunderstanding

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While on the trail, Callie thought she knew which way to turn. The hikers ended up lost. What did Callie do to them?

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mislead

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Children who do this are usually punished in school and at home.

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misbehave

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If you decide who your friends are based on how they look, then you will often ______________________ who people really are.

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misjudge

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What have you done to the word when you forget to write the letter 'e' at the end of 'mistake'?

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misspell

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These should always be thought of as learning opportunities: mistakes, misjudgments, misleads, misadventures

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mistakes