Prefix "Dis-"

What is an example of a word with the prefix 'dis-' that means 'to make unhappy'?

• Disappoint

• Disagree

• Disrupt

• Dislocate

What does 'discontinue' mean?

• To stop using or doing something; to cease.

• To start a new project or task.

• To continue with a plan or idea.

• To increase the frequency of an activity.

What does 'dismal' mean?

• Bright and cheerful

• Gloomy, dark, or dreary; often used to describe weather.

• Clear and sunny

• Warm and inviting

What does 'displace' mean?

• To remove something from its original position.

• To move something from its usual or proper place.

• To replace something with a better alternative.

• To keep something in its designated location.

What is an example of a word with the prefix 'dis-' that means 'to disagree'?

• Disagree

• Agree

• Misunderstand

• Concur

What does 'disobey' mean?

• To follow rules and instructions.

• To not follow rules or instructions.

• To create new rules.

• To ignore all instructions.

What does 'disappointed' mean?

• Feeling happy and excited about something.

• Feeling sad or let down because something did not happen as expected.

• Feeling indifferent and unconcerned about events.

• Feeling overwhelmed with joy and satisfaction.

What does 'disintegrate' mean?

• To combine into a whole

• To break apart into small pieces; to fall apart.

• To grow stronger

• To remain intact and unchanged

What does 'disorganized' mean?

• Not arranged in a neat or orderly way; chaotic.

• Well-structured and planned.

• Easily understood and clear.

• Consistently organized and systematic.

What does 'disillusion' mean?

• To free someone from a false belief or idea.

• To create a sense of wonder or amazement.

• To cause someone to feel disappointed or let down.

• To inspire someone with a new idea or belief.