Unit 3 Sec. 2 Word parts

What is the suffix of "fairly"?

• -ly

• -ing

• -ness

• -ful

Answer explanation

The suffix of the word 'fairly' is '-ly'. Suffixes are added to the end of words to modify their meaning, and '-ly' is commonly used to form adverbs from adjectives.

What does the suffix "ly" mean?

• It means 'in a state of confusion'.

• It means 'in a certain way'.

• It means 'in a way that is not true'.

• It means 'in a physical location'.

Answer explanation

The suffix 'ly' is used to form adverbs, indicating 'in a certain way'. For example, 'quickly' means 'in a quick way'. This makes the second answer choice correct.

What's the definition of "fair"?

• Fair means reasonable, acceptable, and right

• Fair is synonymous with expensive and luxurious.

• Fair refers to a type of weather condition.

• Fair means biased and subjective.

Answer explanation

The correct definition of "fair" is that it means reasonable, acceptable, and right. The other options do not accurately reflect the meaning of the word.

What does "fairly" mean?

• To an extreme degree

• Not at all

• Completely and utterly

• in a way that is reasonable, acceptable, and right

Answer explanation

The word "fairly" means in a way that is reasonable, acceptable, and right. It does not imply an extreme degree or a complete lack, making the correct choice the one that reflects a balanced perspective.

What is the suffix of "badly"?

• -ly

• -ed

• -ing

• -ful

Answer explanation

The suffix of the word 'badly' is '-ly'. This suffix is commonly used to form adverbs from adjectives, indicating the manner of an action. The other options '-ed', '-ing', and '-ful' do not apply to 'badly'.

What does the suffix "ly" mean?

• It means 'in a state of confusion'.

• It means 'in a certain way'.

• It means 'in a way that is not true'.

• It means 'in a physical location'.

Answer explanation

The suffix 'ly' is used to form adverbs, meaning 'in a certain way'. For example, 'quickly' means 'in a quick way'. This makes the second answer choice correct.

What does "bad" mean?

• Something desirable and beneficial.

• An expression of approval.

• A synonym for good.

• unpleasant or likely to cause problems

Answer explanation

The correct choice defines "bad" as "unpleasant" or "likely to cause problems," which aligns with its common usage. The other options incorrectly suggest positive meanings.

What does "badly" mean?

• In a neutral or indifferent manner.

• In a way that is unpleasant or likely to cause problems

• In a very effective way.

• In a highly satisfactory manner.

Answer explanation

The term "badly" refers to doing something in a way that is unpleasant or likely to cause problems, making the second choice the correct definition.

What is the suffix for "completely"?

• completeness

• ly

• complete

• completelyly

Answer explanation

The suffix for 'completely' is 'ly', which is commonly used to form adverbs from adjectives. The other options do not represent a suffix of 'completely'.

What does the suffix "ly" mean?

• It means 'in a state of confusion'.

• It means 'in a certain way'.

• It means 'in a way that is not true'.

• It means 'in a physical location'.

Answer explanation

The suffix 'ly' is used to form adverbs, meaning 'in a certain way'. For example, 'quickly' means 'in a quick way'. This distinguishes it from the other options, which do not accurately describe the meaning of 'ly'.