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Worksheet time: 53mins
Which suffix means full of or full?
-full
-ful
-less
-ness
Which suffix means state of?
-ful
-nes
-ness
-less
Which suffix means without?
-les
-less
-ness
-ful
Which suffix(es) can be attached to the base word 'happy'?
-ness
-less
-ful
Which suffix(es) can be attached to the base word 'hope'?
-less
-ness
-full
Match the following
means 'state of'
-ness
means 'full or full of'
-ful
means 'without'
-less
-less
means 'without'
-ness
means 'state of'
Organize these options into the right categories
happiness
sadness
cluelessness
clueless
hopeless
restless
wonderful
hopeful
painful
You can attach any suffix to a base word to create a new word.
true
false
The suffix -ful means (a) The suffix -less means (b) The suffix -ness means (c)
Which suffix can be added to the base word 'care' to indicate a lack of care?
-ness
-less
-ful
What is the meaning of the suffix '-ness'?
full of
without
state of
Which suffix can be attached to the base word 'joy' to indicate abundance?
-ness
-ful
-less
Which suffix can be added to the base word 'fear' to indicate a lack of fear?
-ful
-ness
-less
What is the meaning of the suffix '-ful'?
full of
state of
without
Which suffix can be attached to the base word 'thought' to indicate abundance?
-less
-ness
-ful
This suffix means 'causing or making'.
-ive
-ment
-al / -ial
-less
This suffix means 'act of, state of, or result of an action'.
-ive
-ment
-al / -ial
-less
This suffix means 'relating to or characterized by'.
-ive
-ment
-al / -ial
-ful
Which word does NOT have an -ive suffix?
operative
supportive
intuitive
hive
The suffix (a) means 'causing or making. The suffix (b) means 'the act of, state of, or result of an action. The suffix (c) means 'relating to or characterized by'.
Organize these options into the right categories
supportive
inductive
creative
banishment
punishment
implement
comical
criminal
mechanical
fullness
happiness
friendliness
Match the following
-ive
causing or making
-ment
act of, state of, or result of an action
-al / -ial
relating to or characterized by
-ness
state of
-less
without
Which suffix can be added to the base word 'use' to indicate a lack of use?
-ness
-ful
-less
What is the meaning of the suffix '-ment'?
act of
state of
without
Which suffix can be attached to the base word 'grace' to indicate abundance?
-less
-ful
-ness
Which suffix means 'feminine'?
-ess
-ty / -ity
-ous/ -ious/ eous
-ful
Organize these options into the right categories
full of or having
state or quality of
feminine
causing or making
Organize these options into the right categories
princess
hostess
waitress
actress
erroneous
nervous
gaseous
furious
celebrity
eternity
liberty
charity
careful
beautiful
bashful
wonderful
Which suffix do you think provides you with the most interesting words to form?
-ty / -ity
-ess
-ous/ -eous/ -ious
-ive
Which suffix's visual is the most fun to do?
-ive - causing or making (stirring a pot)
-ment - act of, state of, or result of an action (throwing, catching a football, scoring a touchdown)
-ess - feminine (running your fingers through long hair)
-ous/ -ious/ -eous -full of or having (rubbing your belly then arms crossed holding tightly)
This suffix means 'of, pertaining to, or characterized by'.
-ic
-al / -ial
-ist
-ment
This suffix means 'one who practices'.
(a)
This suffix means 'state of'.
(a)
This suffix means 'without'.
(a)
This suffix means 'feminine'.
(a)
This suffix means 'causing or making'.
(a)
Match the following
cap (ceit, ceive, cep(t), cip
to take, catch, seize, hold, or receive
voc/vok(e)
to call
pel/puls
to push or drive
vis/vid
to see
duct
to lead
Organize these options into the right categories
inter-
trans-
anti-
therm(o)
chron(o)
ortho
duct(t)
pli(c)/ply
pel/puls
-ful
-ive
-ess
The Latin morpheme voc/vok(e) means to ...
(a)
The Latin morpheme pel/puls means to push or (a)
The prefix semi- means half or (a)
The Latin morpheme cap (ceit, ceive, cep(t), cip) means ....
to take, catch, seize, hold, or receive
half or partial
to call
bad or abnormal
The (a) morpheme (b) means to move.
The Latin morpheme voc/voke means to
(a)
Which Latin morpheme can also be spelled: ceit, ceive, cep(t), and cip?
cap
cup
cop
cep
Match the following
foot
ped
path
feeling, suffering, or disease
psych
mind or soul
voc/vok(e)
to call
pel/puls
to push or drive
The Greek morpheme (a) means 'air. The Greek morpheme (b) means 'star'. The Greek morpheme (c) means 'wheel, circle, or ring.
Which Greek morpheme means 'air'?
ast(ro)
aero
cycl(o)
chron(o)
Which Greek morpheme means 'star'?
aero
ast(ro)
cycl(o)
orth(o)
Which Greek morpheme means "wheel, circle, or ring"?
aero
ast(ro)
cycl(o)
therm(o)
Match the following
sphere
ball
graph
write or draw
phon
sound
aero
air
astr(o)
star
This morpheme means 'ball.'
(a)
This morpheme means 'write or draw'.
graph
sphere
phon
cycl(o)
