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Prefix dis-, non-, un-, re- quiz

16 questions

4th - 4th Grade

English

Prefix dis-, non-, un-, re- quiz is a free Grade 4 English printable worksheet that helps students determine how common prefixes change the meanings of familiar words. Across 16 multiple-choice questions, students use sentence context to identify meanings such as discontinued as “not continue,” nonfiction as “not fiction,” unpleasant as “not pleasant,” and reexamine as “examine again.” The quiz groups examples by prefix and asks students to distinguish closely related answer choices, making it useful for vocabulary instruction, independent practice, review, or a quick formative assessment. Students build word-analysis skills by connecting dis-, non-, and un- with meanings involving “not,” then recognizing re- as “again” in words such as reassemble and reconfigure. This free printable worksheet includes a complete answer key for efficient checking and feedback.

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Prefix dis-, non-, un-, re- quiz

Total questions: 16

Name
Class
Date
1.

The Roller Blade Barbie was discontinued.

What does discontinued mean?

a)

not approve

b)

not qualify

c)

not continue

d)

not assemble

2.

My brother was disqualified from the game.

What does disqualify mean?

a)

not approve

b)

not qualify

c)

not continue

d)

not assemble

3.

I disapprove of your behavior.

What does disapprove mean?

a)

not approve

b)

not qualify

c)

not continue

d)

not assemble

4.

I disassembled my Legos.

What does disassemble mean?

a)

not approve

b)

not qualify

c)

not continue

d)

not assemble

5.

He is talking nonsense.

What does nonsense mean?

a)

not making sense

b)

not fiction

c)

not a resident

d)

not violent

6.

My favorite book is nonfiction.

What does nonfiction mean?

a)

not making sense

b)

not fiction

c)

not a resident

d)

not violent

7.

Martin Luther King Jr. lead nonviolent protests.

What does nonviolent mean?

a)

not making sense

b)

not fiction

c)

not a resident

d)

not violent

8.

Madonna is a nonresident of America.

What does nonresident mean?

a)

not making sense

b)

not fiction

c)

not a resident

d)

not violent

9.

She is unpleasant.

What does unpleasant mean?

a)

not common

b)

not pleasant

c)

not written

d)

not certain

10.

Ms. Greene is uncommon.

What does uncommon mean?

a)

not common

b)

not pleasant

c)

not written

d)

not certain

11.

I am uncertain of the answer.

What does uncertain mean?

a)

not common

b)

not pleasant

c)

not written

d)

not certain

12.

The secret message is unwritten.

What does unwritten mean?

a)

not common

b)

not pleasant

c)

not written

d)

not certain

13.

The doctor is going to reexamine my x-ray.

What does reexamine mean?

a)

assemble again

b)

configure again

c)

examine again

d)

consider again

14.

You need to reassemble your Legos.

What does reassemble mean?

a)

assemble again

b)

configure again

c)

examine again

d)

consider again

15.

Reconfigure the playdoh into a circle.

What does reconfigure mean?

a)

assemble again

b)

configure again

c)

examine again

d)

consider again

16.

Ms. Tharpe is going to reconsider the offer.

What does reconsider mean?

a)

assemble again

b)

configure again

c)

examine again

d)

consider again

Answer Key

Prefix dis-, non-, un-, re- quiz

Total questions: 16

1.
c)

not continue

2.
b)

not qualify

3.
a)

not approve

4.
d)

not assemble

5.
a)

not making sense

6.
b)

not fiction

7.
d)

not violent

8.
c)

not a resident

9.
b)

not pleasant

10.
a)

not common

11.
d)

not certain

12.
c)

not written

13.
c)

examine again

14.
a)

assemble again

15.
b)

configure again

16.
d)

consider again

FAQs

What does the Prefix dis-, non-, un-, re- quiz worksheet cover?

This Grade 4 English worksheet covers using the prefixes dis-, non-, un-, and re- to determine the meanings of words in sentence context. Its 16 multiple-choice items ask students to match words such as disqualified, nonviolent, uncertain, and reassemble with precise definitions, helping them distinguish “not” meanings from the “again” meaning of re-.

How can I use this worksheet to teach the meanings of dis-, non-, un-, and re-?

Introduce each prefix with a few examples, emphasizing that dis-, non-, and un- often signal “not,” while re- signals “again.” Then have students solve the worksheet’s grouped multiple-choice items, explain why an answer fits the sentence, and discuss how reexamine, reassemble, and reconfigure retain the idea of repeating an action.

What mistakes should I watch for when students complete this prefix worksheet?

Students may choose a broadly related distractor instead of the exact prefix meaning, such as selecting “not approve” for disqualified rather than “not qualify.” They may also treat re- as “not” or overlook the repeated-action meaning in reexamine, reassemble, and reconfigure; ask them to separate the prefix from the base word before choosing an answer.

How do I assign and grade this prefix worksheet?

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How can I differentiate this prefix multiple-choice worksheet for my students?

In the worksheet’s Advanced Settings, adjust font spacing or choose a larger font size to make the 16 multiple-choice items easier to read. You can also apply a dyslexia-friendly font or translate the worksheet into another language while keeping its prefix-meaning practice intact.

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