WorksheetsExploring Prefixes and Paraphrasing
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What does the prefix "hyper-" mean in English words?
Under or below
Over or excessive
Not or without
Before or in front of
Which word means "not making sense"?
Nonstop
Nonsense
Nonviolent
Paramedic
What is the meaning of the prefix "non-" in English?
With
Not
Over
After
Which word best describes someone who reacts too strongly to small things?
Hyperactive
Hypersensitive
Nonviolent
Paramedic
Which of the following words means "to restate something using different words"?
Paramedic
Paraphrase
Paranormal
Hypercritical
If someone is described as "hypercritical," what does this mean?
They are not critical at all
They are extremely critical
They are always happy
They are very active
Choose the correct word to complete the sentence: "The ambulance was called, and a _______ arrived to help."
Paramedic
Paraphrase
Nonstop
Hyperactive
Which of the following sentences best uses the word "nonviolent"?
The nonviolent protest was peaceful and calm.
The nonviolent storm destroyed many houses.
The nonviolent animal was very aggressive.
The nonviolent music was very loud.
Read the sentence: "The teacher asked the students to paraphrase the paragraph." What should the students do?
Copy the paragraph exactly
Write the paragraph in their own words
Draw a picture of the paragraph
Ignore the paragraph
A friend says, "I think 'hyperactive' and 'nonstop' mean the same thing." Do you agree? Use evidence from the meanings of the prefixes to support your answer.
Yes, because both mean to stop doing something.
No, because "hyperactive" means overly active, while "nonstop" means without stopping.
Yes, because both mean to be calm.
No, because "hyperactive" means not active, and "nonstop" means to stop.
