WorksheetsVocabulary Week 5: Suffixes -ful, -able/-ible, -ous/-ious, -ologist, -ward
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 7mins
Which suffix means "full of"?
-able, -ible
-er
-est
-ful
What is the meaning of the word excusable?
Able to be excused
Able to be managed
Able to be depended on
Able to be remembered
The crowd was furious because the referee made a bad call during the game. Furious means:
full of/possessing happiness
full of/possessing guilt
full of/possessing outraged
full of/possessing fury
Although the movie was _____, it was still terrifying!
fictitious
joyful
grateful
furious
You should be ______ when someone is kind enough to give you a gift.
wasteful
doubtful
grateful
fearful
What do the suffixes "-able/-ible" mean?
ruled by
able to
write/written
state of
Posessing or full of
Direction
Someone who
A person who studies ancient things like mummies and artificats is called an
Musicologist
Zoologist
Archaeologist
Gemologist
If a zoologist got a job at Walt Disney World they might work:
In Animal Kingdom
At the Haunted Mansion
As a princess
At the Mexico pavilion in EPCOT
-ward
full of
towards
having the quality of
to make
What is the suffix in the word breakable?
-ful
-able
-er
-less
Which word below includes the suffix "-ward"?
warden
password
backward
wordy
Able to be received or accepted the way it is; worthy; satisfactory
acceptable
repairable
detachable
refundable
What does the word joyous mean?
without joy
full of joy
happy
sad
The house faced seaward so that the family could enjoy beautiful views of the water.
Seaward means:
Towards the forest
Towards the sea
Towards the road
Away from the sea
This image represents the word:
forward
backward
seaward
awkward
The prefix geo- means "Earth." What does a geologist study?
One who studies the stars
One who studies the planets
One who studies the Earth
One who studies animals
What does the suffix -ologist mean?
person who studies
life
fear of
nine
