Exercise
Prefix un- with Feelings and Emotions
In this engaging exercise, students will explore how the prefix "un-" alters the meanings of various adjectives related to feelings and emotions, transforming words like "happy" into "unhappy" and "certain" into "uncertain." They will create sentences that illustrate these changes, deepening their understanding of emotional vocabulary while enhancing their writing skills.
Questions
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What does 'unhappy' mean?
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What is the opposite of 'kind'?
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What prefix can we add to 'well' to mean 'not well'?
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How do you spell the opposite of 'safe'?
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Choose the correct word: She felt _____ when her toy broke.
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What is the root word in 'unkind'?
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If someone is not calm, they are:
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What does 'unwell' mean?
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What prefix turns 'fair' into its opposite?
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Which word means 'not sure'?
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Complete: It is _____ to hurt someone's feelings.
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What is the opposite of 'friendly'?
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What is the root word of 'unhurt'?
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What does 'unmoved' mean?
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If a story is not true, it is: