Prefixes
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- Q1The prefix over means over or too much. What does overjoyed mean?to joy over somethingChoosing joy over everything elsetoo much joyto be happy again30s
- Q2The prefix sub means under, so what does subzero mean?very coldvery lowtemperature below zeroa Mortal Kombat character30s
- Q3The prefix means half or partly, so what does semi-sweet mean?mostly sweetkinda sweetpartly sweethalf sweet and half sour30s
- Q4The prefix de means to remove or the opposite of. What does defrost mean?to remove frost fromsomething hotsomething coldthe opposite of frost30s
- Q5What is a semicircle?half sweetan incomplete circlehalf of a circlepart of a circle30s
- Q6What is an overachiever?someone who tells others what to dosomeone who achieves too muchsomeone who stands over otherssomeone who achieves over what others have done30s
- Q7segregate means to separate. What does desegregate mean?to remove separation or put togetherto give rights to allto pull people apartto discriminate30s
- Q8If terrain refers to the earth's surface. What does subterranean mean?below the cloudsbelow the houseunder waterunder the earth's surface30s
- Q9What is an underachiever?someone who achieves undergroundsomeone who does not achievesomeone who achieves too muchsomeone who does not achieve enough30s
- Q10what does impolite mean?not politeoverly politepolite in the middletoo polite30s