Morphology Quiz (Wk 12)

What is the meaning of the prefixs "in-" and "im-"?

What is the meaning of the prefixes "en-" and "em-"?

being paid to do a job

• ingrained

• employed

• impress

• enclosed

not able to be done; not possible

• important

• inflitrating

• enclosed

• impossible

being part of something or having a role in it

• intruder

• involved

• impatient

• implicated

entering or gaining access to a place, usually in order to get secrets or cause damage

• invade

• infiltrating

• implicated

• impress

firmly fixed or established; difficult to change

• independent

• employed

• involved

• ingrained

not able to be defeated or overcome

• endanger

• impatience

• invincible

• invade

to enter a place in large numbers, usually to cause harm

• invade

• impress

• independent

• intruder

shown to be involved with something, especially something dishonest or illegal

• ingrained

• infiltrating

• implicated

• endanger