Dr. Frankenstone looked into her (a)   [used to see very small objects] to see the tiny cell.

I think I'll (a)   [look over again] my notes so I can ace this test!

When you show courage, you are (a)  

If you concentrate for a long time, you have good (a)  

When you lack fear, you are (a)  

Attach a prefix and a suffix that means "the state of" to ject and get something that the doctor sticks in your arm. What is it? (a)  

Start with the root ject. Attach a prefix that means "against" and a suffix that means "likely to be." The word means to be "fair, unbiased, and to see without a slant." What is it?

(a)  

Stick a "forward" prefix and a "relating to" suffix onto the root ject to get a word that describes something that zooms through the air like a missile. Wow! What is it?

(a)  

Attach an "in" prefix to scribe to get a word that means "to write or carve in an official way." What is it?

(a)  

Attach an "into" prefix to verse and get an upside-down word. What word do you get?

(a)  

This is Steve Ranger, big-shot TV producer. About an hour ago something strange happened. I was in the middle of filming a TV show when suddenly we lost our prefix. At first, all I noticed was that the (a)   phones weren't ringing.

My name is Suzie Chuckles and I need your help. I'm a comedian, but this isn't funny. I was working on my monologue when I lost my suffix. Hey, I can't just look in a cata (a)   and order jokes.

This is Professor Louie Blozzay, calling from somewhere outside Inner Mongomia. Or perhaps I'm inside Outer Mongomia. Let me explain. I am a (a)   physicist and I study the physical processes of Earth.