WorksheetsLesson 1 Word Work
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 4mins
What is the meaning of dis-?
not, opposite of
cause to
in, on
wrong
What is the meaning of en-, em-?
not, opposite of
cause to
in, on
wrong
What is the meaning of in-, im-?
not, opposite of
cause to
in, on
wrong
What is the meaning of mis-?
not, opposite of
cause to
in, on
wrong
What is the meaning of disclaim?
to write or mark on something
to refuse to admit something
to bring or carry products in
an action of judgment that is wrong
What is the meaning of discredit?
to write or mark on something
to refuse to admit something
not believable; loss of credibility
capable of being set on fire
What is the meaning of disrupt?
to write or mark on something
to throw into confusion; interrupt
not believable; loss of credibility
capable of being set on fire
What is the meaning of encourage?
to write or mark on something
to throw into confusion; interrupt
not believable; loss of credibility
to inspire with spirit and confidence
What is the meaning of emphasize?
to make something more obvious or important
to throw into confusion; interrupt
not believable; loss of credibility
to inspire with spirit and confidence
What is the meaning of misnomer?
to make something more obvious or important
wrong name given to describe someone or something
not believable; loss of credibility
to inspire with spirit and confidence
What is the meaning of import?
to make something more obvious or important
wrong name given to describe someone or something
not believable; loss of credibility
to bring or carry products in
What is the meaning of inflammable?
to make something more obvious or important
capable of being set on fire
not believable; loss of credibility
to bring or carry products in
What is the meaning of inscribe?
to make something more obvious or important
capable of being set on fire
to write or mark on something
to bring or carry products in
What is the meaning of mistake?
to make something more obvious or important
capable of being set on fire
to write or mark on something
an action or judgment that is wrong
