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un not or opposite of Underline the prefix un and the words not and opposite of.

1. unjust - not just The trial result seemed unjust to the criminal.

2. unskilled - not trained or skilled Some unskilled jobs do not pay well.

3. unusual - not usual; rare We had an unusual amount of rain this year.

4. unequal - not equal size or value. Those two tables are of unequal size.

5. uncontrolled - not controlled, not regulated Our city’s growth is uncontrolled.

6. undeveloped - not developed; in its natural state Most of the park land is undeveloped.

7. unabridged - not shortened I read the unabridged version of the book.

8. uncovered - the opposite of covered Is your patio covered or uncovered?

dis not or opposite ofUnderline the prefix dis and the words not and opposite of.

1. disagree - to not agree; to have a different opinion We disagreed with their ideas.

2. distrust - to not trust I distrusted the large barking dog.

3. disapprove - to not approve; to have a bad opinion of 4. disappear - the opposite of appear The sun disappeared behind the clouds.

5. disconnect - the opposite of connect They disconnected garden hose.

6. disarm - the opposite of arm The police disarmed the thief.

7. discredit - to not credit or believe That research has been discredited.

re back or againUnderline the prefix re and the words back and again.

1. rebuild - to build again After the storm, they had to rebuild the levee.\

2. review - to view again; to go over Our teacher reviewed the science projects.

3. rehearse - to practice again The director called the actors to rehearse the play. 4. repay - to pay back; to return what is owed Can you repay the car loan this year?

5. rewrite - to write again Please rewrite your paper before tomorrow’s class.

6. reelect - to elect again Voters reelected the mayor to another term.

7. reproduce - to produce again Some tropical fish reproduce by laying eggs.

8. revise - to go back and change. Is this the final revision of your paper?

re - back or again un, dis - not or opposite of


PART 1 Underline the prefix in each word.

unhappy unfair repay unknown dislike

unpaid disagree dishonest retell disorderrebuild disgrace rewrite unlock returnPART 2 Write each word under the correct spelling pattern.

un- dis- re- unhappy

PART 3 Write the word for the definition.

UN NOT, OPPOSITE OF unwelcome unequal unhappy uncover unusual 1. not happy ________________2. not welcome __________________3. not usual; rare _______________4. not equal _______________5. the opposite of cover _______________

DIS NOT, OPPOSITE OF disapprove disconnect disappear distrust disagree 6. to not agree; to have a different opinion _______________7. to not trust __________________8. to not approve; to have a bad opinion of __________________9. the opposite of connect __________________

10. the opposite of appear __________________

RE BACK; AGAIN rewrite rebuild repay review return 11. to build again _______________12. to write again __________________13. to view again; to go over __________________14. to come or go back __________________15. to pay back; to return what is owed __________________

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Write the word that completes each sentence.

disconnected discover uncontrolled reproduce reflected

1. (to find something not known before) Scientists search to ___________________ a cure for the disease.

2. (to produce again) Some tropical fish ____________________ by laying eggs.

3. (thrown back) The mirror ____________________ my face.

4. (undone) When we moved, the cable company ____________________ our service.

5. (not controlled; not regulated) That experiment failed because it was ________________.


reelected discredited unjust unskilled undeveloped

1. (not just) Do you think that the new law is ___________________?

2. (not developed; in its natural state) Lack of money left much of the land ______________.

3. (to elect again) Voters ____________________ the senator to a second term.

4. (not trained or skilled) Some____________________ workers can not find high-paying jobs.

5. (to not credit or believe) People ____________________ the idea that the earth is flat.


revised rehearsed remember disarmed unabridged

1. (take away arms from) In the story, the police ________________ the thief.

2. (to go back and change) Your ______________ poem is much better.

3. (practice again) Actors ____________________ the play before the final performance.

4. (not shortened; not abridged) Have you read the ____________________ version of Call of the Wild by Jack London?5. (to bring back to mind) The letters mem in ____________________ mean memory.

Rapid Reading Practice 1

PART 1 Make an arc under each syllable.


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unpack retell dislike unpack retell dislike unpack retell dislike

unjust reflect displace unjust reflect displace unjust reflect

unfaithful remember dishonest unfaithful remember dishonest

PART 2 Make an arc under each syllable and word part.

un cer tain – re or der – dis a gree

uncertain reorder disagree uncertain reorder disagree uncertain un certain – re order – dis agree

uncertain reorder disagree uncertain reorder disagree uncertain

PART 3 Underline the vowel letters in the words.

a – e – i – o - uunpack unjust unfit retell rewrite reflect dislike dishonest

unpack unjust unload unpaid unfairunfaithful unhealthy uncertain uncover unusual

dislike displace disgrace displease disarmdishonest disagree discover disappear disconnect

retell recall reflect revise rewriterejoin rebuild rehearse reorder remember

NUMBER OF WORDS CORRECT ________ TIME_________-BONUS WORDS-

disapprove discredit reproduceundeveloped uncontrolled unabridged

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SYLLABLES

WORD PARTS

TIMED READING CARD

Write words on the correct lines.

unjust unequal unskilled uncover unusual

1. not just __________________2. not trained or skilled __________________3. not usual; rare _______________4. not equal _______________5. the opposite of cover _______________

disapprove disconnect disappear distrust disagree

6. to not agree; to have a different opinion _______________7. to not trust __________________8. to not approve; to have a bad opinion of __________________

9. the opposite of appear __________________ 10. the opposite of connect __________________

rewrite rebuild repay review rehearse

11. to build again ________________ 12. to view again; to go over __________________13. to practice again __________________14. to pay back; to return what is owed __________________15. to write again __________________

revise reelect undeveloped unabridged reproduce

16. to elect again ____________________17. to produce again ____________________18. not developed; in its natural state ____________________19. not shortened ____________________20. to go back and change ____________________

PART 2 Sentence WritingWrite 5 sentences. Include the prefixes un, dis, and re.

Prefix Search 1

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t q h r d i s a p p e a r f sj l r f i e d e l l i k s n uu a u x s c p d l l a c e r je u r u c k f o i l m d s r nn s u b o b r o l s d t m n uw u r f n t u n h e a l t h yo n g a n r v p g e v g r r fn u m o e c u d o r p e r w u

k g c v c h i p r d b o d e u

n n i a t r e c n u r f x n e

u s s x b r l r i a f n u f u

e z e a r e f l e c t u l p q

k b n p p r d i s a r m s k x

t u n p a c k z u y u l o q m

How many of the words can you find?

disagree disappear disarmdisconnect discover rebuildrecall reflect rehearse


reproduce revise unabridgeduncertain uncontrolled unfair

undeveloped unhealthy unjustunknown unpack unskilled

unusual


Word Study Cards

pre before or earlierUnderline the prefix pre and the words before and earlier.

1. pregame - before the game Did your team complete the pregame workout?

2. preview - to view beforehand Our teacher previewed the movie for us.

3. precaution - to take care beforehand Travelers use precautions to insure safe trips.

4. prejudge - to judge beforehand The jury tried not to prejudge the defendant.

5. prehistoric - belonging to a time before recorded history prehistoric animals

6. predict - to tell before or in advance What does the weather report predict for tomorrow?

7. preamble - a statement given beforehand a preamble to a constitution

post afterUnderline the prefix post and the word after.

1. postscript - a note added to a letter after it has been signed P.S. Write soon.

2. postwar - after the war My paper discusses postwar changes.

3. postdate - happening after the original date a postdated check 4. postgraduate - studies after graduation He will begin postgraduate studies.

5. postnatal - happening after birth Babies need much postnatal care.

6. postmortem - occurring after death a postmortem examination

pro before, forward, or forUnderline the prefix pro and the words before, forward, and for.

1. propel - to throw or push forward Giant boosters propel the rocket.COPYRIGHT 2006, GLAVACH AND ASSOCIATES 9

2. progress - the act of going forward toward a goal The ship made slow progress.

3. pronoun - a word used for, or in place of, a noun A pronoun for the word boy is he. 4. prologue - an introduction for a poem, speech, or performance a play’s prologue

5. proclaim - to say before; to make known publicly They proclaimed today’s holiday.

6. propagate - to go forward; to increase Most plants are propagated by seeds.

7. proverb - an expression for something “Actions speak louder than words” is a proverb.

pre – before post – after pro – before, forward, for


pregame proceed postmark protest precautionpostpone postwar prepay postnatal postgraduateproclaim pretest progress prejudge prologuePART 2 Write each word under the correct spelling pattern.

pre- post- pro- pregame

PART 3 Write the word for each definition.

PRE BEFORE prehistoric pregame preview precaution prejudge 1. before the game ________________2. to view beforehand __________________3. care taken beforehand _______________4. to judge beforehand _______________5. of or belonging to a time before recorded history _______________

POST AFTER postdate postscript postnatal postgraduate postwar 6. a note added to a letter after it has been signed _______________7. occurring after the war __________________8. happening after the original date __________________9. relating to studies after graduation __________________

10. happening after birth __________________


PRO BEFORE, FORWARD; FOR propel pronoun prologue proclaim progress 11. to throw or push forward _______________12. the act of going forward toward a goal __________________13. a word that is used for or in place of a noun (The girl won. She won.) ______________14. an introduction for a poem, speech, or performance __________________15. to say before; to make known publicly __________________



propel predict postmortem propagate precaution

1. (care taken beforehand) As a ___________________ , before the storm we purchased extra food, water, and batteries.

2. (to tell in advance) Can you ____________________ the outcome of the experiment?

3. (push forward) Does a gasoline engine ____________________ the car?

4. (to go forward; to increase ) Most plants ____________________ by seeds.

5. (occurring after death ) A ___________________ examination determined the cause of death.


postwar pro-American prejudge preamble prehistoric

1. (to judge beforehand) She instructed the jury not to _________________ the defendant.

2. (a statement given beforehand) A ______________ outlines the purpose of a constitution. . 3. (before recorded history) Dinosaurs are ____________________ animals.

4. (happening after the war) Write a paper that discusses ____________________ changes.

5. (to be for America) His policies are ____________________.


prologue pronoun preview proverb postscript

1. (a word used for a noun) A ________________ for the word girl is she.

2. (an introduction to a poem, speech, or performance) The class read the ______________COPYRIGHT 2006, GLAVACH AND ASSOCIATES 11

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to the play. 3. (to view beforehand) They went to a ____________________ of the new film.

4. (a short script coming after) I added a ____________________ to my letter. 5. (an expression for) “Actions speak louder than words” is a familiar ______________.

Rapid Reading Practice


pretest postgame protest pretest postgame protest pretest

prepay postmark pronoun prepay postmark pronoun prepay

prehistoric postponement progression prehistoric postponement


pre cau tion – post mas ter – pro hib it

precaution postmaster prohibit precaution postmaster prohibit pre caution – post master – pro hibit

precaution postmaster prohibit precaution postmaster prohibit


a – e – i – o - uprevent predict prejudge postpone postscript protest prohibit

pretest predict prevent preheat prepaypregame preheat premix precede presentprefer prepare prejudge prejudice prehistoric

postwar postmark postscript postpone postponement


SYLLABLES

WORD PARTS

TIMED READING CARD

WORD PARTS

protest protect promote provoke proclaimpropel progress pronoun pronounce pronouncement


prehistoric precaution postgraduate

progression postponement prologue

PREFIX TEST 2PART 1

Write words on the correct lines.

prehistoric pregame preview precaution prejudge 1. before the game ________________2. to view beforehand __________________3. care taken beforehand _______________4. to judge beforehand _______________5. of or belonging to a time before recorded history _______________

postdate postscript postnatal postgraduate postwar 6. a note added to a letter after it has been signed _______________7. occurring after the war __________________8. happening after the original date __________________9. relating to studies after graduation __________________

10. happening after birth __________________

propel pronoun prologue proclaim progress 11. to throw or push forward _______________12. the act of going forward; toward a goal __________________13. a word that is used for or in place of a noun (The girl won. She won.) ________________14. an introduction for a play or long poem __________________15. to say before; to make known publicly __________________

pro-American precaution preamble predict proverb

16. a statement given beforehand ____________________17. to be for America ____________________

18. care taken beforehand ______________COPYRIGHT 2006, GLAVACH AND ASSOCIATES 13

19. to tell in advance ______________ 20. an expression for __________________

PART 3 Sentence WritingWrite 5 sentences. Include the prefixes pre, post, and pro.

Prefix Search 2

l a c i r o t s i h e r p y mh c p p p w n t s e t e r p ij l r r e v e l r p p f o p ao u e e f d m w i a p u g o li t c g f j e r u r w k r s cw n a a v n c c e t a t e t or e u m n s n j e h a u s p rx s t e t a u d a r g t s o pn e i s m d o l p o p p i n pv r o m g k n r l l r s o e r

j p n e k e o o l x e d n m e

h s x n y p r e j u d i c e h

g v r l e p p r e m i x p n e

i e q l g x g o y v c b x t a


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j e z x e f b t s e t o r p t


postgraduate preheat proclaimpostponement prehistoric progresspostscript prehistoric progressionpostwar prejudge prologueprecaution prejudice pronounprecede premix pronouncementpredict present propelpregame pretest protest


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Word Study Cards

mis bad(ly) or wrong(ly)Underline the prefix mis and the words bad(ly) and wrong(ly).

1. misspell - to spell wrongly Did you misspell any words on the test?

2. misbehave - to behave badly The student did not misbehave in class.

3. misplace - to put something in the wrong place I misplaced my keys.

4. mistreat - to treat wrongly They try not to mistreat others.

5. mistake - something done as a result of a wrong understanding a spelling mistake

6. misjudge - to judge wrongly People sometimes misjudge other people.5

7. misinterpret - to interpret wrongly Try not to misinterpret the test results.

non not, no, or withoutUnderline the prefix non and the words not and without

1. nonstop - without a stop They chose a nonstop flight to Indiana.

2. nonprofit - not for profit Is this a nonprofit organization?

3. nonviolent - not violent Most people are nonviolent. 4. nonflammable - difficult or not possible to burn This is a nonflammable liquid.


5. nonfiction - not unreal I enjoy reading fiction and nonfiction literature.

6. nonaggression - not attacking The two countries signed a nonaggression treaty.

7. nondairy - without dairy The recipes include dairy and nondairy foods.

il and ir notUnderline the prefixes il and ir and the word not.

1. illegal - not legal Driving over the speed limit is illegal.

2. irregular - not regular The shoes were available in irregular sizes.

3. illiterate - not able to read or write The number of illiterate people is declining. 4. illegible - not legible; that which cannot be read My writing is illegible.

5. irresponsible - not responsible We considered their hasty actions irresponsible.

6. illogical - not logical; not sensible The answer to the problem seems illogical.

7. illusion - not seen correctly Was the desert waterfall an optical illusion?

il, ir – not non - not, no, without mis - bad (ly), wrong (ly)


mistake nonstop misuse illegal misbehave irrationalnonskid illusion nonfat nonprofit mistreat illiterateillegible nondairy irregular misplace irresponsible irresistiblePART 2 Write each word under the correct spelling pattern.

mis- non- il- ir- mistake


MIS BAD(LY), WRONG(LY) misplace misbehave mistake misspell mistreat 1. to spell wrongly ________________2. to behave badly __________________3. to put something in the wrong place _______________4. to treat someone wrongly or badly _______________5. something done as the result of a wrong understanding _______________ COPYRIGHT 2006, GLAVACH AND ASSOCIATES 17

NON NOT, NO, WITHOUT nonstop nonfiction nonprofit nonflammable nonviolent 6. without a stop _______________7. not for profit __________________8. not violent __________________9. difficult or not possible to burn __________________

10. literature that is not unreal __________________

IL, IR NOT illiterate irregular illegal irresponsible illegible 11. not legal _______________12. not regular __________________13. not able to read or write ________________14. not legible; that which cannot be read __________________15. not responsible; showing a lack of ability to behave carefully ________________



illogical misinterpret nondairy nonflammable illusion

1. (seen wrongly) Was the desert waterfall an optical ___________________?

2. (not sensible) My answer to the problem seems ____________________.

3. (not able to burn) The truck carries a ____________________ liquid.

4. (without dairy) Some people prefer ____________________ foods, others prefer dairy.

5. (to interpret wrongly) Did the scientist ___________________ the results of the new research?


misrepresented misjudge illegal nonviolent nonaggression

1. (not legal) Driving over the speed limit is ___________________.

2. (without force) The citizens chose ________________ways to make changes.

3. (not attacking) Two countries signed a _______________________ treaty.

4. (to judge wrongly) People sometimes _______________________ other people.

5. (to give a wrong description) The reporter ____________________ the governor’s new state budget.COPYRIGHT 2006, GLAVACH AND ASSOCIATES 18

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nonfiction nonstandard misquote illegible mispronounce

1. (not able to be read) The student’s handwriting is ________________.

2. (not regular) We study standard and ____________________ English words.

3. (not unreal) He enjoys reading fiction and ______________________ books.

4. (to say wrongly or incorrectly) Sometimes I ________________________long words.

5. (to report someone’s words wrongly) Did the newspaper __________________ you?

Rapid Reading Practice 3


nonstop misplace illegal nonstop misplace illegal nonstop

mistake nonsense irregular mistake nonsense irregular

nonverbal illogical irresponsible nonverbal illogical irresponsible


non pro fit – mis be have – il le gal

nonprofit misbehave illegal nonverbal misbehave illegal non profit – mis behave – il legal

nonprofit misbehave illegal nonverbal misbehave illegal


a – e – i – o - unonstop nonstick misprint misuse misspell irresponsible illegal

NON - not, no, without MIS - bad l(y), wrong (ly) IL-, IR - not

nonstop nonfat nonsense nonstick nondairy

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WORD PARTS

TIMED READING CARD

misjudge mislead mistreat misbehave misadventure

irregular irresponsible irresistible

illegal illusion illegible


nonfiction mispronounce misrepresent

nonviolent illogical nonaggression

PREFIX TEST 3 PART 1 Write the word for the definition.

misplace misbehave mistake misspell mistreat

1. to behave badly is __________________2. to spell wrongly is to ________________

3. to put something in the wrong place is to _______________4. something done as the result of a wrong understanding _______________ 5. to treat someone wrongly or badly is to _______________

nonstop nonfiction nonprofit nonflammable nonviolent

6. not for profit __________________7. without a stop _______________8. not violent __________________9. difficult or not possible to burn __________________

10. literature that is not unreal __________________

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illiterate irregular illegal irresponsible illegible

11. not legal is _______________12. not regular is __________________13. not able to read or write ________________14. not able to be read __________________15. not behaving carefully ________________


misinterpret nonaggression misjudge illogical misquote

16. not sensible; not logical _______________17. to interpret wrongly __________________18. not attacking ________________19. to judge wrongly __________________20. to report someone’s exact words wrongly ________________

PART 3 Sentence WritingWrite 5 sentences. Use the prefixes il, ir, non, and mis .

Prefix Search 3

m i s j u d g e g m o l k n ii p n l n m i s t r e a t j ls o o o i o j v w q r b l e lp t n m r t i m c l s r m j er s s e r b l t y g g e m m go n e v e u l b c l o v i i a

n o n a g r e s s i o n s slo n s h u l g s d l f o q p eu v e e l l i c n l t n u r kn i e b a e b z c o u d o i a

c o v s r p l y r g o a t n t

e l b i t s e r r i r i e t s


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a e v m i s p l a c e r d z i

j n p z m i s l e a d y x h m

x t t n b m u i l l u s i o n


illegal illegible illogicalillusion irregular irresistiblemisbehave misjudge misleadmisplace misprint mispronouncemisquote misspell mistakemistreat nonaggression nondairy

nonfiction nonsensenonstopnonverbal nonviolent


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in notUnderline the prefix in and the word not.

1. incorrect - not correct Were any of your test answers incorrect?

2. incomplete - not complete The company returned my incomplete job application.

3. invisible - not visible; not able to be seen Clouds made the sun invisible.

4. insane - not sane; not in one’s right mind Going outside in this weather seems insane.

5. incredible - not credible; unbelievable Did you watch the incredible spaceship launch?

6. injustice - not being just The dictator’s injustice caused a revolution.

7. incapable - not capable; not able I am incapable of lifting the weights.

8. inorganic - not of living material A rock is made of inorganic material.


im not, or withoutUnderline the prefix im and the words not or without.

1. impossible - not possible Swimming in the raging river is impossible.

2. imperfect - not perfect I speak imperfect French.

3. impure - not pure Impure drinking water should be boiled. 4. improper - not proper A summer dress is improper clothing for a cold winter day.

5. immortal - not mortal; that will not die

in and im in, intoUnderline the prefixes in and im and the words in or into.

1. inhale - to breath in The joggers inhaled the early morning air.

2. inspect - to look into I inspected the car carefully before buying it.

3. indent - to start a line of writing into the page Did you indent each paragraph? 4. inhabit - to live in Many different kinds of fish inhabit the oceans.

5. imprison - to put into prison How many people were imprisoned?

6. immigrate - to come into a country to live They immigrated to the United States.

in – not; in, into im – not; in, into

PART 1 Underline the suffix in each word.

incorrect inactive impossible incomplete inability impureinjustice imperfect improper inside impartial inputinsert import inhabit imprison immigrate inhalePART 2 Write each word under the correct spelling pattern and meaning.

in- in- im- im- incorrect



IN NOT, WITHOUT incomplete incredible incorrect invisible insane 1. not correct ________________2. not complete __________________3. not visible _______________4. not sane; not in one’s right mind _______________5. not credible; unbelievable _______________

IM NOT, WITHOUT imperfect improper impure immortal impossible 6. not possible _______________7 not perfect __________________8. not pure __________________9. not proper __________________

10. not mortal __________________

IN; IM IN, INTO indent inhale immigrate inspect imprison 11. to breathe in _______________12. to look into __________________13. to start a line of writing further into the page than others ________________14. to put in prison __________________15. to come into a country to settle _______________



inverting inhaled inhabit inorganic injected

1. (to breathe in) The runner _______________ and exhaled deeply.

2. (to live in ) Lions ____________________ the grasslands of Africa.

3. (to put in) The nurse ____________________ the patient with a flu vaccine.

4. (not of living material) If organic means living, then ________________ means not living. 5. (to put in the opposite position) I caught the spider by ___________________ a glass

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injustice imprisoned imports immigrated invaded independent

1. (not being just) The dictator’s ___________________ caused a revolution.

2. (to go into) The soldiers ______________ the country to remove the unfair dictator.

3. (something brought in) Our company ________________ silk and exports grain. 4. (to put in) Those responsible for the crime will be __________________.

5. (to come into a country) My parents ___________________ to the United States in 1934.

6. (not governed by another country) The United States is an _______________ nation.


incapable inequalities informal imperfect indent

1. (not able) I was ___________________ of winning the election.

2. (further into the page) You should _______________ the first line of a new paragraph.

3. (lack of equality) There are many ______________________ in the law.

4. (not formal; without ceremony) The director planned an ____________________ meeting with his staff.5. (not perfect) My knowledge of the French language is ___________________.

Rapid Reading Practice 4PART 1 Make an arc under each syllable.

invite import inside improve inflate implant increase impair

instruct impure inject immune indent imperfect input

inactive impossible independent immigrate inhabit immigrant


in cor rect – im per fect – in vis i ble

incorrect imperfect invisible incorrect imperfect invisible in correct – im perfect – in visible

incorrect imperfect invisible incorrect imperfect invisible


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WORD PARTSWORD PARTS


a – e – i – o - uinput implant inhabit imprison invalid immigrant independent

I IN - (not; into) IM - (not; into)

inside inflate inspect increase instruct

include insert inhabit incubate interior

incorrect invalid invisible inactive independent

imperfect impossible impure immune improper

import implant imprison immigrate immigrant


incapable ineffective indebtedimmature immortal inequality


incomplete incredible incorrect invisible insane 1. not correct ________________2. not complete __________________3. not visible _______________4. not sane; not in one’s right mind _______________5. not credible; unbelievable _______________

imperfect improper impure immortal impossible 6. not possible _______________7. not perfect __________________8. not pure __________________9. not proper __________________

10. not mortal __________________


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indent inhale immigrate inspect imprison11. to breathe in _______________12. to look into __________________13. to start a line of writing further into the page than others ________________14. to put in prison __________________15. to come into a country to settle _______________

invade inhabit imported inequality inorganic

16. to live in _________________17. not organic __________________18. to go into ________________19. something brought into the country __________________20. not equal; lack of equality ________________

PART 2 Sentence WritingWrite 5 sentences. Include the prefixes in and im.

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z d x a e t i b a h n i e tl y g v c a x t h f i q n lr r g d t l o h f x c h s o


immigrate incapable inhaleimmortal incomplete injusticeimperfect incorrect inorganicimpossible incredible insaneimprison indent inspectimproper invisible impureinhabit


Word Study Cards

sub under, below

Underline the prefix sub and the words under and below.

1. submarine - an underwater ship The submarine can travel under water for six months .

2. subway - an underground railway New York City has a great subway system.

3. subterranean - below the surface of the earth a subterranean river

4. subversive - to undermine the government subversive activities

5. submerge - to go under the surface of the water Divers submerge.

6. substandard - below standard The contractor never does substandard work..

super over, above, beyondUnderline the prefix super and the words over, above, and beyond.

1. supersonic - beyond the speed of sound a supersonic jet

2. supervisor - looks over or is in charge of other people the night supervisor


3. superior - above, over, or beyond; of high quality a superior quality of wool

4. superhighway - a highway with features beyond normal a superhighway around the city

5. superpower - above or beyond normal power Which countries are superpowers?

ex out, fromUnderline the prefix ex and the words out and from.

1. exhale - to breathe out. We inhale and then exhale.\

2. expand - to spread out or become larger Iron expands when it is heated.

3. exit - a way out of a building The theater has four exits. 4. excel - to surpass; to outdo others I excel in biology class.

5. express - to speak out; to show an opinion, feeling, or fact to express gratitude

6. extinguish - to put out We called for help to extinguish the fire.

7. exclude - to keep out; to leave out The jar was sealed to exclude air.

8. export - to send out They export goods to other countries.

9. explore - to travel out To what depth can one explore the ocean?

sub – under, below super – over, above, beyond ex – out, from


submarine subterranean subscribe excelsupervisor express subway superbexpand supersonic subversive exhale exit

PART 2 Write each word under the correct spelling pattern. sub- super- ex-

submarine


SUB UNDER, BELOW submarine subterranean subway substandard subversive

1. an underwater ship ________________2. an underground railway __________________


3. to undermine the government _______________4. below standard _______________5. below the surface of the earth _______________

SUPER OVER, ABOVE, BEYOND supervisor supersonic superb

6. a speed beyond the speed of sound _______________7. one who looks over, or is in charge of, other people __________________

8. beyond good; excellent __________________

EX OUT, FROM expand express excel exhale exit

9. to breathe out _______________10. to spread out or become larger __________________11. a way out of a building ________________12. to surpass, outdo others __________________13. to speak out ________________

CORE WORD STUDY SCIENCE, HISTORY, ENGLISH


supersonic extinguish submerged subterranean

1. (underground) Many _____________________ rivers flow throughout the caves.

2. (beyond the speed of sound ) The military uses _______________________ aircraft.

3. (to put out) Hurry, and ________________ the fire before it spreads. 4. (to go below ) A submarine ___________________ and then rose to the surface.


superhighway superpowers exclude exports explored

1. (above normal power) What two countries are ___________________?

2. (out from) Wool is one of the chief ______________ of Australia.

3. (to travel out) Lewis and Clark ________________ the Pacific Northwest.

4. (keep out) Today, few organizations _______________ members based on gender.

5. (beyond a regular highway) A new ___________________ is opening between PortlandCOPYRIGHT 2006, GLAVACH AND ASSOCIATES 32

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superior subcommittee subordinate substandard

1. (of lower rank) In the U.S. Army, a private is ________________________ to a captain.

2. (below standard) The city considered the contractor’s work ______________________ .

3. (operating under; a smaller group) The committee decided to form a _________________ to complete the project.

4. (above) Although they won, they don’t act ___________________.


subway expand subway expand subway expand subway

submerge supermarket exchange submerge supermarket

substitute supersonic extending substitute supersonic extending PART 2 Make an arc under each syllable and word part.

sub ma rine – su per hu man – ex ten sion

submarine superpower extension submarine superpower sub marine – super human – ex tension

submarine superpower extension submarine superpower


a – e – i – o - usubtract subcontract substitute exhale exchange extend exit


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SYLLABLES

TIMED READING CARD

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subway subtract suburb subsist submerge

substitute subdivide subcontract sublease submarine

supermarket superpower supervise superior

superhighway supersonic superb

exit exhale expand excite exchange exclude extinguish


subterranean subcontinent subconscioussuperintendent superstition explanation


submarine subterranean subway substandard subversive 1. an underwater ship ________________2. an underground railway __________________3. below standard _______________4. to undermine the government _______________5. below the surface of the earth _______________

supervisor supersonic superb 6. a speed beyond the speed of sound _______________

7. one who looks over, or is in charge of, other people __________________

8. beyond good; excellent __________________

expand express excel exhale exit 9. to breathe out _______________10. to spread out, or become larger __________________


11. a way out of a building ________________12. to surpass, or outdo, others __________________13. to speak out ________________

subordinate superior extinguish subterranean 14. underground _______________15. a person of lower rank or position __________________

16. of higher class or rank __________________17. to put out ________________

PART 2 Sentence WritingWrite 5 sentences. Include the prefixes ex, sub, and super.

Prefix Search 5

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excel extinguish superiorexclude submarine superpowerexhale submerge supersonicexit substandard supervisorexpand subterraneanexplore subversiveexport subwayexpress superhighway


Word Study Cards

de down; away from

Underline the prefix de and the words down and away from.

1. depress - to press down Depress the button to put out the fire.

2. descend - to go down The plane began to descend toward the airport.

3. depart - to go away What time does your train depart?

4. deprive - to take away from; to keep away deprived of oxygen

5. defend - to keep away from; to protect A small army defends the country.

6. dehydrate - to take away Dried fruit has been dehydrated.

7. decompose - to break down Worms help to decompose the soil.


8. delete - to take away My name was deleted from the list.

9. deduct - to take away How much money is deducted from your wages?

10. decentralize - to move away from the center to decentralize the government

inter between; amongUnderline the prefix inter and the words between and among.

1. interstate - between states We traveled on the interstate highway.

2. international - between nations Does the airline have international flights?

3. interracial - between races Our group promotes interracial harmony.

4. interscholastic - between schools Does your school have interscholastic sports?

5. intermission - the time between the parts of a play or movie. 6. intersect - to go between The two roads intersect at Fifth Street.

intra, intro withinUnderline the prefixes intra and intro and the word within.

1. intrastate - within a state. The bus offers intrastate transportation.

2. intramuscular - within the muscles My accident caused an intramuscular injury.

3. intramural - games played within the same school intramural football 4. intracellular - within the cell Our biology lesson is about intracellular material.

5. introduce - to bring in or to present. The teacher introduced the new student.

6. introspect - to look within Are you an introspective person?

de– down; away from inter– between, among intra, intro– within


defend intermission depress depart introduceinternational interscholastic deprive interracial Intramuralintrastate descend introspect interstate intramuscular

PART 2 Write each word under the correct spelling pattern. de- inter- intro- / intra-

defend



DE- DOWN, AWAY FROM deprive defend depress depart descend 1. to press down ________________2. to go away __________________3. to take away _______________4. to keep the enemy away; to protect _______________5. to go or climb down _______________

INTER-BETWEEN, AMONG international interscholastic intermission interracial interstate 6. between states _______________7 between nations __________________8. between races __________________9. between schools __________________

10. the time between parts of a play or movie __________________

INTRA, INTRO- WITHIN intrastate introduce introspect intramural intramuscular 11. to bring in or present_______________12. within a state __________________13. within the muscles ________________14. games played within the same school __________________15. to look within ________________



dehydrate decay decompose deciduous intracellular

1. (to take away) They _____________________ milk to make milk powder.

2. (within ) The word used to describe different parts of one cell is __________________.

3. (to go down to a lower or worse state) Sugar can cause teeth to ______________ .

4. (down) Leaves fall from ____________________ trees in autumn. 5. (break down ) Organic, living materials ___________________ into the soil.


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decentralize defend international interstate intrastate

1. (to move away from large to smaller) To be more helpful to its citizens, the government will _________________ its services. 2. (to keep away from) The army was able to ______________ the city from enemy attack.

3. (between nations) Do you know if that airline has ___________________ flights?

4. (between) A word used to describe something between several states is _______________.

5. (within ) A word used to describe something within a state is _______________.


introduced deleted deducted intersect debit

1. (into) She ____________________ the story to the class.

2. (to take away) The teacher _________________ the student’s name from the list.

3. (to take away) How much money is _________________ from your wages?

4. (to go between; to cut across) Two roads _________________ at Fourth Street. 5. (to take away ) Banks __________________ money from customer’s checking accounts for bank charges.


depart interstate intrastate depart interstate intrastate depart

deduct intersect introduce deduct intersect introduce deduct

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de com pose – in ter mis sion – in tra per son al

decompose intermission intrapersonal decompose intermission

de compose – inter mission – intra personal

decompose intermission intrapersonal decompose intermission

cPART 3 Underline the vowel letters in the words.

a – e – i – o - udeduct decode defend defect interstate introspect interrupt

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depart decode deduct defeat decrease

deport defend decay decompose dehydrate

interstate interact intersect interview interfere

intermission intercept interrupt interject international

intrastate intramural introduce introduction intrapersonal


decentralize deciduous intermediateintercellular intracellular introspection

PREFIX TEST 6PART 1 Write the word for the definition.

defend deprive depress depart descend

1. to go away __________________

2. to press down ________________3. to take away _______________


SYLLABLES

TIMED READING CARD

WORD PARTS

4. to keep the enemy away; to protect _______________5. to go or climb down _______________

international interscholastic intermission interracial interstate

6. between states _______________7. between nations __________________8. between races __________________9. between schools __________________

10. the time between parts of a play or movie __________________

intrastate introduce introspect intramural intramuscular

11. to bring in or present_______________12. within a state __________________13. within the muscles ________________14. games played within the same school __________________15. to look within ________________

intracellular deduct decentralize decay interstate

16. between many states _______________17. within a cell __________________18. to move away from larger to smaller ________________19. to take away __________________20. to go down to a lower or worse state ________________

PART 2 Sentence WritingWrite 5 sentences. Include the prefixes de, inter, intra, and intro.

Prefix Search 6

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u d n n i p e f y l i d n p dc o t t s r d j o l c x a m rs r e r s e u h a d a d t o au t r o i s c r e e r e i c tm n s s m s t p p l r f o e e

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Word Study Cards

trans across; change; beyondUnderline the prefix trans and the words across, change, and beyond.

1. transport - to carry across The bus transports many people.

2. transmit - to send across; to broadcast. to transmit a disease

3. translate - to change from one language to another to translate from French to English

4. transition - changing from one state, position, or subject to another. 5. transcend - to go beyond; to rise above Your idea transcends all the others.

6. transcontinental - across the continent Where does the transcontinental railroad go?

7. transcript - to send across I received a transcript of my grades.

per throughUnderline the prefix per and the word through.

1. permit - to allow; to give consent; to send throughThe law does not permit speeding.

2 perennial - continuing through many years Perennial plant grows for many years. 3 permanent - lasting through time What is your permanent address? 4. permeate - to pass through An aroma of flowers permeates the room.

5. impermeable - not able to pass through The metal door is impermeable.

6. perspire - to sweat through the pores of the skin I perspired from the intense heat.

7. perilous - coming through danger a perilous journey through the underground tunnel

8. periscope - to see through A periscope is a device for viewing.

co with; togetherUnderline the prefix co and the words with or together.

1. cooperate - to act or work together Everyone cooperated to put out the fire.

2. coordination - the way in which muscles work together I have excellent coordination.

3. co-author - to write a book or article together Who is the co-author of your book?

4. construct - to put together; to build The workers will construct a bridge. 5. converge - to come together toward a common point a converging lens

6. contract - a formal agreement We read the contract carefully before signing.

7. conclusion - to bring together; end Did you like the conclusion to the story?.

8. commission - a group working together Will the city commission work on the problem?


co– with, together per– through trans –across, through, change, beyond across, through, change


translate collect transfer permit transformpersist transmit permission conclusion perennialcopilot co-author persuade compose transportPART 2 Write each word under the correct spelling pattern.

trans- per- co- translate


TRANS- ACROSS, THROUGH, CHANGE, BEYOND transmit transcend translate transition transport 1. to carry across ________________2. to send across; to broadcast __________________3. to change from one language to another _______________4. changing from one state, position, or subject to another _______________5. to go beyond or rise above _______________

PER- THROUGH perennial permit permeate impermeable perspire 6. to allow, give consent, or send through _______________7. continuing through many years __________________8. to pass through __________________9. not able to pass through __________________

10. to sweat through the pores of the skin __________________

CO- WITH, TOGETHER coordination co-author construct converge cooperate11. to act or work together for a shared purpose_______________12. the way in which the muscles work together __________________13. to write a book or article together ________________14. to put together; to build __________________15. to come together toward a common point ________________



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converge contracts transmitted perennial periscope

1. (come together; become smaller) Hot metal ___________________ as it becomes cooler.

2. (come together ) The roads __________________ just before the train station.

3. (to send across) Health officials hoped that the disease would not be _____________.

4. (to see through) The submarine uses a ___________________ to see above the water. 5. (continuing through many years ) A _________________ plant lives more than two years.


commission cooperation transcontinental permanent perilous

1. (group working together) The education __________________ will suggest improvements.

2. (coming through danger) It is a __________________ journey to the top of the mountain.

3. (lasting through time) Is that your ___________________ address? 4. (working together for a shared purpose) They hoped that the leaders ___________________ could bring peace to the region.

5. (across a continent ) When was the first ____________________ railroad completed?


translated contract conclusion transaction transcript

1. (formal agreement with someone) They signed a ___________________ to build a bridge.

2. (to change) We _________________ the book from French to English.

3. (to bring together; end) I liked the ____________________ to the story.

4. (to carry through) The bank completed the business _________________ today. 5. (a copy ) Did you receive a __________________ of your grades?


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transmit connect permit transmit connect permit transmit

translate compose persuade translate compose persuade

translation copilot perfection translation copilot perfection PART 2 Make an arc under each syllable and word part.

per se vere – trans for ma tion – co op er ate

persevere transformation cooperate persevere transformation

per severe – trans formation – co operate

persevere transformation cooperate persevere transformation cPART 3 Underline the vowel letters in the words.

a – e – i – o - utransmit contact copilot construct comprehend transatlantic

translate transmit transfer transform transport

transportation transmission translation transact transcript

permit permission perfect perfection persuade

persist persistence perform performance perennial

copilot congress contact contract contractionconclude conclusion compose collect college NUMBER OF WORDS CORRECT ________ TIME_________

-BONUS WORDS-commission cooperation congregation


SYLLABLES

TIMED READING CARD

WORD PARTS

congruent transcontinental transatlantic

PREFIX TEST 7PART 1 Write the word for the definition.

transmit transcend translate transition transport

1. to send out, across; to broadcast __________________

2. to carry across ________________ 3. to change from one language to another _______________ 4. changing from one state, position, or subject to another _______________ 5. to go beyond or rise above _______________

perennial permit permeate impermeable perspire

6. continuing through many years __________________ 7. to allow; to give consent; to send through _______________ 8. to pass through __________________ 9. not able to pass through __________________

10. to sweat through the pores of the skin __________________

coordination co-author construct converge cooperate

11. to act or work together for a shared purpose_______________ 12. the way in which the muscles work together __________________ 13. to write a book or article together ________________ 14. to put together; to build __________________ 15. to come together toward a common point ________________

commission conclusion periscope perilous transcontinental

16. to go across the continent ________________17. coming through danger__________________18. to see through _______________19. to bring together; end _______________20. group working together _______________

PART 2 Sentence WritingWrite 5 sentences. Include the prefixes trans, per, and co.


Prefix Search 7n o i t a n i d r o o c x z hc o m m i s s i o n h s e x ep v i t p i r c s n a r t t bd p t s h e t r o p s n a r tn t n p u j r i q w a l r p ce i r e k l t m z h s u e e ac m p r e i c s e n t r p r rs s t e s g u n a a m c o m tn n y n r o r r o a b w o e na a a n l i t e n c i l c a o

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commission impermeable perspireconclusion perennial transcend


construct perilous transcriptcontract periscope transitionconverge permanent translatecooperate permeate transmitcoordination permit transport

AppendixDrawing Master

Answer Keys



DRAWING MASTERDRAWING MASTERUsing personal pictures to remember a word

Direction:Choose four words to illustrate.For each word: draw a picture, a symbol, a cartoon, or an ad, or write the word in an interesting way.

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Answer Key, Lessons 1 to 7LESSON 1Page 1 (Lesson 1 Divider)Page 2WORD STUDY CARDS (Answers apparent)Page 3PART 1 (Answers apparent) PART 2 (Answers apparent) PART 3 1. unhappy 2. unwelcome 3. unusual 4. unequal 5. uncover 6. disagree 7. distrust 8. disapprove 9. disconnect 10. disappear 11. rebuild 12. rewrite 13. review 14. return 15. repayPage 4SCIENCE 1. discover 2. reproduce 3. reflected 4. disconnected 5. uncontrolledHISTORY 1. unjust 2. undeveloped 3. reelected 4. unskilled 5. disarm ENGLISH 1. discredited 2. revised 3. rehearsed 4. unabridged 5. rememberPage 5RAPID READING PRACTICE 1 (Answers apparent) Page 6 PREFIX TEST 1 PART 1 1. unjust 2. unskilled 3. unusual 4. unequal 5. uncover 6. disagree 7. distrust 8. disapprove 9. disappear 10. disconnect 11. rebuild 12. review 13. rehearse 14. repay 15 rewrite 16. reelect 17. reproduce 18. undeveloped 19. unabridged 20. revise PART 2 (Answers vary)Page 7PREFIX SEARCH 1

LESSON 2Page 8 (Lesson 2 Divider)Page 9WORD STUDY CARDS (Answers apparent)Page 10 PART 1 (Answers apparent) PART 2 (Answers apparent) PART 3 1. pregame 2. preview 3. precaution 4. prejudge 5. prehistoric 6. postscript 7. postwar 8. postdate 9. postgraduate 10. postnatal 11. propel 12. progress 13. pronoun 14. prologue 15. proclaimPage 11SCIENCE 1. precaution 2. predict 3. propel 4. propagate 5. postmortemHISTORY 1. prejudge 2. preamble 3. prehistoric 4. postwar 5. pro-AmericanENGLISH 1. pronoun 2. prologue 3. preview 4. postscript 5. proverbPage 12RAPID READING PRACTICE 2 (Answers apparent) Page 13 PREFIX TEST 2 PART 1 1. pregame 2. preview 3. precaution 4. prejudge 5. prehistoric 6. postdate 7. postwar 8. postscript 9. postgraduate 10. postnatal 11. propel 12. progress 13. pronoun 14. prologue 15. proclaim 16. preamble 17. pro-American 18. propagate 19. predict 20. proverb PART 2 (Answers vary)Page 14 PREFIX SEARCH 2

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LESSON 3Page 15(Lesson 3 Divider)Page 16WORD STUDY CARDS (Answers apparent)Page 17PART 1 (Answers apparent) PART 2 (Answers apparent) PART 3 1. misspell 2. misbehave 3. misplace 4. mistreat 5. mistake 6. nonstop 7. nonprofit 8. nonviolent 9. nonflammable 10. nonfiction 11. illegal 12. irregular 13. illiterate 14. illegible 15. irresponsible Page 18SCIENCE 1. illusion 2. illogical 3. nonflammable 4. nondairy 5. misinterpret HISTORY 1. illegal 2. nonviolent 3. nonaggression 4. misjudge 5. misrepresented ENGLISH 1. illegible 2. nonstandard 3. nonfiction 4. mispronounce 5. misquotePage 19RAPID READING PRACTICE 3 (Answers apparent) Page 20 PREFIX TEST 3 PART 1 1. misbehave 2. misspell 3. misplace 4. mistake 5. mistreat 6. nonprofit 7. nonstop 8. nonviolent 9. nonflammable 10. nonfiction 11. illegal 12. irregular 13. illiterate 14. illegible 15. irresponsible 16. illogical 17. misinterpret 18. nonaggression 19. misjudge 20. misquotePART 2 (Answers vary)Page 21PREFIX SEARCH 3

LESSON 4Page 22 (Lesson 4 Divider)Page 23WORD STUDY CARDS (Answers apparent)Page 24PART 1 (Answers apparent) PART 2 (Answers apparent) PART 3 1. incorrect 2. incomplete 3. invisible 4. insane 5. incredible 6. impossible 7. imperfect 8. impure 9. improper 10. immortal 11. inhale 12. inspect 13. indent 14. imprison 15. immigrate Page 25SCIENCE 1. inhaled 2. inhabit 3. injected 4. inorganic 5. invertingHISTORY 1. injustice 2. invaded 3. imports 4. imprisoned 5. immigrated 6. independentENGLISH 1 incapable 2. indent 3. inequalities 4. informal 5. imperfect Page 26RAPID READING PRACTICE 4 (Answers apparent) Page 27PREFIX TEST 4 PART 1 1. incorrect 2. incomplete 3. invisible 4. insane 5. incredible 6. impossible 7. imperfect 8. impure 9. improper 10. immortal 11. inhale 12. inspect 13. indent 14. imprison 15. immigrate 16. inhabit 17. inorganic 18. invade 19. imported 20. inequality PART 2 (Answers vary)Page 28

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PREFIX SEARCH 4LESSON 5Page 29(Lesson 5 divider)Page 30WORD STUDY CARDS (Answers apparent)Page 31PART 1 (Answers apparent) PART 2 (Answers apparent) PART 3 1. submarine 2. subway 3. subversive 4. substandard 5. subterranean 6. supersonic 7. supervisor 8. superb 9. exhale 10. expand 11. exit 12. excel 13. expressPage 32SCIENCE 1. subterranean 2. supersonic 3. superstition 4. extinguish 5. submerged HISTORY 1. superpowers 2. exports 3. explored 4. exclude 5. superhighwayENGLISH 1. superstar 2. subordinate 3. substandard 4. subcommittee 5. superior Page 33RAPID READING PRACTICE 5 (Answers apparent) Page 34PREFIX TEST 5 PART 1 1. submarine 2. subway 3. substandard 4. subversive 5. subterranean 6. supersonic 7. supervisor 8. superstar 9. supernatural 10. superb 11. exhale 12. expand 13. exit 14. excel 15. express 16. subterranean 17. subordinate 18. superstition 19. superior 20 extinguishPART 2 (Answers vary)Page 35PREFIX SEARCH 5

LESSON 6Page 36 (Lesson 6 divider)Page 37WORD STUDY CARDS (Answers apparent)Page 38PART 1 (Answers apparent) PART 2 (Answers apparent) PART 3 1. depress 2. depart 3. deprive 4. defend 5. descend 6. interstate 7. international 8. interracial 9. interscholastic 10. intermission 11. introduce 12. intrastate 13. intramuscular 14. intramural 15. introspect Page 39SCIENCE 1. dehydrate 2. intracellular 3. decay 4. deciduous 5. decompose HISTORY 1. decentralize 2. defend 3. international 4. interstate 5. intrastate ENGLISH 1. introduced 2. deleted 3. deducted 4. intersect 5. debitPage 40RAPID READING PRACTICE 6 (Answers apparent) Page 41 PREFIX TEST 6 PART 1 1. depart 2. depress 3. deprive 4. defend 5. descend 6. interstate 7. international 8. interracial 9. interscholastic 10. intermission 11. introduce 12. intrastate 13. intramuscular 14. intramural 15. introspect 16. decompose 17. intracellular 18. decentralize 19. deduct 20. decayPART 2 (Answers vary)Page 42PREFIX SEARCH 6

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LESSON 7Page 43(Lesson 7 divider)Page 44 WORD STUDY CARDS (Answers apparent)Page 45PART 1 (Answers apparent) PART 2 (Answers apparent) PART 3 1. transport 2. transmit 3. translate 4. transition 5. transcend 6. permit 7. perennial 8. permeate 9. impermeable 10. perspire 11. cooperate 12. coordination 13. co-author 14. construct 15. converge Page 46 SCIENCE 1. contracts 2. converge 3. transmitted 4. periscope 5. perennial HISTORY 1. commissioned 2. perilous 3. permanent 4. cooperation 5. transcontinental ENGLISH 1. contract 2. translated 3. conclusion 4. transaction 5. transcript Page 47RAPID READING PRACTICE 7 (Answers apparent) Page 48 PREFIX TEST 7 PART 1 1. transmit 2. transport 3. translate 4. transition 5. transcend 6. perennial 7. permit 8. permeate 9. impermeable 10. perspire 11. cooperate 12. coordination 13. co-author 14. construct 15. converge 16. transcontinental 17. perilous 18. periscope 19 conclusion 20. commission PART 2 (Answers vary)Page 49PREFIX SEARCH 7

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