Spain's Great Tomato Toss

Which pair of words from the passage has the same prefix?

• "disappointed" and "disappear"

• "festival" and "pole"

• "signal" and "sound"

• "smashed" and "slippery"

Which pair of words from the passage has the same suffix?

• "thousands" and "Then"

• "Tomatina" and "tossed"

• "actually" and "usually"

• "everyone" and "encouraged"

Look at the words from the passage. Which two have a prefix or suffix that changes the root word from a verb to an adjective?

• disappointed

• encouraged

• businesses

• delightful

• disappear

Which pair of words from the passage has the same root words?

• "together" and "festival"

• "preplanning" and "parade"

• "restaurants" and "August"

• "unusual" and "usually"

What is the meaning of the word preplanning in paragraph 6?

• gathering everything needed for an event

• Inviting all of the people who what to come

• Talking to others about what needs to be changed

• Deciding what is needed before the event happens

Which phrase from paragraph 6 best explains what the word preplanning means?

• "For one hour each year"

• "have a delightful time"

• "only takes a day or so"

• "next year's La Tomatina"

Which two words have a prefix that means "not"?

• unusual

• preplanning

• disappear

• smashed

• tossed

Which two choices best explain how you can use knowledge of word parts to understand a word from the passage?

• The word grabbed has a double letter, so it is in the past tense.

• The word parade ends with the suffix -ade, meaning a drink.

• The word messy ends with the suffix -y, meaning characterized by that quality.

• The word festival begins with the prefix fe-, so it means to do something again.

• The word unusual begins with the prefix un-, so it means not typical.

Which three words from "Spain's Great Tomato Toss" use a suffix to show action that happened in the past?

• allowed

• called

• climbs

• smashing

• started

Which word has a suffix that means "full of"?

• preplanning

• beautiful

• usually

• squashed