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WorksheetsGRADE 6 - FORMING NOUNS THROUGH SUFFIX
Total questions: 46
Worksheet time: 2hrs 32mins
Select the correctly spelled word.
completion
complesion
Select the correctly spelled word.
interruption
interrupsion
Select the correctly spelled word.
invention
invension
Select the correctly spelled word.
subtraction
subtracsion
Select the correctly spelled word.
confusion
confustion
We _______________ need new shoes.
urgently
urgintly
urgentley
urgantly
He is ________________ my best friend ever!
absulutely
absollutely
absolutely
absolutelly
I will ______________ attend the dance.
redilly
readily
reedily
readilly
I remember my dreams only _____________.
vaguely
faguely
faggly
vagely
Please give her this note _______________.
immediately
immidiately
imidiately
immediatly
This is not __________________bad news.
necessarilly
necessarily
neccessarily
necessarilly
His actions were slow and _____________.
deliberete
deliberate
diliberate
delliberate
His actions were slow and _____________.
deliberete
deliberate
diliberate
delliberate
He is ________________ my favorite dog.
absolutly
absolutely
absoluttly
absollutly
I was wearing a seat belt, __________________.
fourtunetly
fortunately
forthunately
forthunetly
I do not like that ______________ color.
particular
particaluar
particullar
particulor
She ________________ knew the answer.
instantlly
instanty
instantly
instently
His actions were slow and ________________.
deliberatte
delibierate
deliberate
daliberate
This is not _________________ bad news.
necessarily
nesessarily
necessirily
neceissirily
The _ of this upper-deck bus is 80 people.
majority
capacity
As a bank manager, _ is key when dealing with private clients.
accessibility
confidentiality
He had poor record for _ because he found it difficult to wake up early in the morning.
punctuality
quality
Many people think it is cruel to keep animals in _.
community
captivity
The police did not reveal the _ of the murder victim.
identity
sensitivity
When you buy a lottery ticket, you only have a small _ of winning.
flexibility
probability
Radin is popular in school because he has an outgoing and friendly _.
identity
personality
Fridges are considered a _ , but no one used them hundreds of years ago.
necessity
liability
The station was closed for two hours because of a _ alert.
security
festivity
The discipline master spoke with _.
generosity
authority
the act of being tolerant; accepting differences between and among people
tolerance
annoyance
dominance
patience
convenience
the state of being annoyed; a thing or person that irritates
tolerance
annoyance
dominance
patience
convenience
the act of being dominant; the state of being in control
tolerance
annoyance
dominance
patience
convenience
the state of being patient; waiting without any complaint
tolerance
annoyance
dominance
patience
convenience
the quality of being convenient; handy; fits into one's time schedule
tolerance
annoyance
dominance
patience
convenience
the state of being patient in effort; continuous attempts; never giving up
radiance
defiance
diligence
elegance
perseverance
the state of being elegant; the state of showing richness or grace in style or manners
radiance
defiance
diligence
elegance
perseverance
the state of being diligent; not rushing through a task; taking one's time to do the best work; careful and complete in work
radiance
defiance
diligence
elegance
perseverance
the state of being defiant; the act of boldly resisting authority; breaking the rules
radiance
defiance
diligence
elegance
perseverance
the quality of being radiant; brightness
radiance
defiance
diligence
elegance
perseverance
Supply the right suffix to the given word to complete the sentence.
Your party was the most (success) (a) party I had ever been to.
Supply the right suffix to the given word to complete the sentence.
The doctor said that her (ill) (a) was a result of overwork.
Supply the right suffix to the given word to complete the sentence.
He is so (forget) (a) that he has even left the cooker on before he left.
Supply the right suffix to the given word to complete the sentence.
Carol’s parents were very upset by your (refuse) (a) .
Supply the right suffix to the given word to complete the sentence.
Why did you look at me so (suspicious) (a) ?
Supply the right suffix to the given word to complete the sentence.
Ingrid spent her (child) (a) in Sweden.
Supply the right suffix to the given word to complete the sentence.
My children have all received a (music) (a) education.
