Suffixes and Their Impact on Words

What does the suffix 'full' mean when added to a base word?

• Lacking or without

• Having or full of

• In a way that is

• One who

What happens to the base word 'hope' when the suffix 'full' is added?

• It becomes 'hopes'

• It becomes 'hopeless'

• It becomes 'hoping'

• It becomes 'hopeful'

When adding the suffix 'y' to a base word, what might you need to do?

• Add an extra vowel

• Double the final consonant

• Remove the first letter

• Change the base word's meaning

Why do you double the consonant 'n' in 'sun' before adding 'y'?

• To make it an adverb

• To add an extra syllable

• To change the meaning of the word

• To keep the first syllable closed

What is the primary function of the suffix 'ly'?

• To form verbs

• To form adverbs

• To form adjectives

• To form nouns

What change occurs to the base word 'ease' when 'ly' is added?

• It becomes 'easer'

• It becomes 'eased'

• It becomes 'easily'

• It becomes 'easing'

How does the suffix 'er' typically change a base word?

• It turns it into an adjective

• It turns it into a verb

• It turns it into an adverb

• It turns it into a noun

What is the new word formed when 'er' is added to 'play'?

• Played

• Player

• Playing

• Plays

What does the suffix 'or' usually indicate when added to a base word?

• A person who performs an action

• A time when something occurs

• A place where something happens

• A tool used for a specific purpose

What is the correct transformation of 'narrate' with the suffix 'or'?

• Narrated

• Narration

• Narrator

• Narrating