What do we call words that sound the same but have different meanings, like "bare" and "bear"?

What is the part of a word that you add at the end to change its meaning, like '-ing' or '-ed'?

Which term refers to the main point or message of a story or text?

What do we call words that are spelled the same but have different meanings, like "lead" (to guide) and "lead" (a metal)?

What do we call it when a cat jumps quickly at its prey?

What word describes when a baby animal cuddles closely up to its mother?

What do we call it when someone does not agree to do something, like saying "no" to an invitation?

What is the special features in a text such as titles, headings, and pictures that help readers understand the information better?

What is the term for a helper or someone who assists others, often found in schools or workplaces?

Which of the following describes a word part that appears at the beginning of a word, like 'un-' in 'undo'?