Reading Workshop Semester 1 Review

The prefix "dis" means

• Not or opposite of

• In or into

• The same as

• full of

The prefix "ful" means

• amazes someone

• not or opposite of

• full of

• empty

The prefix "or" or "er" means

• not or opposite of

• full of

• in or into

• person connected with

The word "astronomer" means

• not loyal

• a person connected with astronomy

• messy

• full of

The word "precaution" means

• a state of confusion

• a caution taken before doing something

• a person connected with

• full of

the word "disorder" means

• a state of messiness or confusion

• amazes someone

• clean and orderly

• understand

The word "astonishes" means

• a plan to do your homework

• amazes someone

• the act of not giving up

• keep out

The word "intention" means

• invite to be a part of

• wish you had a dog

• a plan to do your homework

• read

The word "deliberate" means

• being helpless when there is trouble

• wish on a star

• being thoughtful about what you do

• happening outside

The word "abnormal" means

• happening outside

• amazes someone

• wish while blowing out candles

• something unusual