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The prefix "un" means
ex. undo, untie

• does not
• full of 
• without
• not

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The prefix re, like in the word replay means- 

• not
• before
• again 
• dis

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What is the meaning of -ful? 

• against or opposite
• moving slowly
• full of, having 
• making something up

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Mrs. Nigro's class, "I demand your attention!"  What does the root mand mean?

• mean
• order
• system
• class

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True or False?  
see = mis, mit

• True
• False

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The following sentence matches which definition of "bark": The pine tree's bark was sticky with sap. 

• Definition 1
• Definition 2
• Definition 3
• Definition 4

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repetition

• to sing
• to dance
• to stop
• to repeat

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The affix "uni-" means

• three
• one
• two
• several

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Jason wrote this sentence for his essay on snakes.

Yes, they are in great danger of becoming extinct as some snakes are really becoming rare in the world.

Jason looked up the word rare in a thesaurus and found this entry.

rare (rair) adjective 1. few and widely separated 2. unusually great 3. Unusual, uncommon 4. not dense

In the sentence, Jason wants to replace rare with a synonym. Which word should he use?

• uncommon

• great

• separated

• dense

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______ my best friend.

• your

• you're

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