Negative Prefixes in Adjectives Quiz

His explanation was very (a)   and left us confused. (clear)

We cannot make a decision yet because the information is still (a)   . (certain)

She felt (a)   after hearing the sad news. (happy)

It's (a)   to leave your valuables unattended in public places. (safe)

This chair is really (a)   —I can’t sit here for long. (comfort)

This step is (a)   ; you can skip it if you want. (need)

The report lacks key details and is (a)   . (important)

He was very (a)   to the waiter, which made everyone uncomfortable. (kind)

She is an (a)   person who often ignores people’s feelings. (friend)

Many people think hard work is necessary to be (a)   , but luck also plays a role. (success)