Morphemes - EAL

Can you guess what the morpheme 'sub' stands for?

• under

• five

• two

• around

Can you guess what the term 'trilogy' refers to?

• Is it a stand with three legs?

• Could it be a series of three books?

• Maybe an event that includes three sports?

• Or is it a close-knit group of three people?

Pop Quiz! What do we call a 'triad'?

• Is it a three-legged stand?

• Could it be a series of three books?

• Maybe an event with three different sports?

• Or is it a close group of three people?

Why do you think it's called a 'uniform'? Is it because...

• everyone has to wear the same outfit?

• there's only one horn involved?

• it unites everyone as one?

• there's only one wheel to deal with?

Why do you think they call it a 'unicorn'? Here's a hint...

• Because it only has one fashion style

• Because it sports a single horn

• Because it believes in unity

• Because it rides on a unicycle

Imagine this: The Matildas are on a mission to unify the nation! But what does 'unify' actually mean?

• Does it mean everyone has to wear the same clothes?

• Or does it mean there's only one horn to be heard?

• Perhaps it means that all people are united as one?

• Or could it mean there's only one wheel to ride on?

Why do you think they call it a 'unicycle'? Is it because...

• you only have one choice of outfit when riding it?

• it comes with a single horn?

• it unites people as one?

• it has just one wheel?

Why is this the 'binary' system?

(a)  

Imagine you're at a party and you meet someone who only speaks one language. What would you call them?

• monorail

• monotonous

• monopoly

• monolingual

Imagine you're at a party and you meet someone who speaks in exactly the same tone, no matter what they're saying. How would you describe them?

• They're like a monorail

• They're monotonous

• They're like a monopoly

• They're monolingual