REWARDS Lesson 12 Review

The prefix dis- means

• wrongly, wrong, not

• not, opposite of

• again, or back

• never

The prefix mis- means

• wrongly, wrong, or not

• not, opposite of

• in, into

• before

to inform wrongly; to give the wrong information

• alert

• portray

• discomfort

• misinform

If you discard something, you

• continue to do it

• give back something you received

• get rid of something because you no longer want or need it

• keep something in case you need it

The prefix im- means not or the opposite of so the word impolite must mean

• not fly

• not polite

• not quiet

• not sure

The suffix -ness comes at the end of a root word and means

• state of, condition of

• action of

• opposite of

• because of

the Suffix -ful indicates an adjective that is full of, so an adjective that means not full of respect would be

• careful

• unsuccessful

• personal

• disrespectful

-tion or -sion indicate a noun = the act of, result of, or state of therefore the word completion means

• the act of concluding

• finishing something

• action of protecting

• act of completing

If someone exaggerates, he or she

• encourages you to do something

• indicates that something is bigger, worse, or more important

• delays something until later

• is dependent on something or someone

A noun that means the result of concluding

• conclusion

• protection

• precaution

• tion or sion