Exercise
Prefix un- Describing Objects and States
In this engaging activity, students will explore the prefix "un-" by identifying and creating words that describe objects and states that are the opposite of their original meanings, such as "happy" becoming "unhappy." Through fun examples and interactive exercises, learners will enhance their vocabulary and understand how prefixes modify word meanings in everyday language.
Questions
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What is the opposite of 'clean'?
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What is the opposite of 'tidy'?
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What does 'unused' mean?
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What is the root word of 'unbroken'?
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If a box has not been opened yet, it is:
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What is the opposite of 'used'?
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What does 'unpainted' mean?
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If a door is not locked, it is:
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Her room was messy and _____.
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What is the root word of 'unwashed'?
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What prefix turns 'finished' into 'not finished'?
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If a puzzle is not solved, it is:
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What is the meaning of 'unfilled'?
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What is the opposite of 'welcomed'?
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What is the root word in 'unhealed'?