1) A prefix comes... a) at the end of a word b) in the middle of a word c) at the beginning of a word 2) The prefix TRANS- means... a) across b) in favor of c) before 3) The prefix PRE- means... a) prepare b) before c) with 4) The prefix OVER- means... a) too little b) too bad c) too much 5) The prefix UNDER- means... a) a lot b) not enough c) below 6) The prefix EN- means... a) in b) make c) inside 7) The prefix INTER- means... a) between b) abroad c) next to 8) The prefix POST- means... a) before b) on c) after 9) Some words that take the prefix TRANS- are... a) transcorrect, translingual, transordinary b) transformed, transatlantic, transformation 10) Some words that take the prefix UNDER- are... a) underwater, underrated, underperform b) undercycle, understairs, undercomfortable 11) Some words that take the prefix INTER- are... a) intergalactic, intermediate, international b) intercountry, interpacked, interport 12) Some words that take the prefix OVER- are... a) overrated, overpriced, overconfident b) overgovernment, overformal, overline 13) Some words that take the prefix PRE- are... a) prerepeat, preformal, premarine b) precaution, preview, predetermine 14) Some words that take the prefix EN- are... a) ensection, endates, enatlantic b) ensure, enable, enlighten 15) Some words that take the prefix POST- are... a) postfix, postcaution, postmarine b) postmortem, postcript, postgraduate 16) Other common prefixes in English are... a) dis- (respectful, dishonest), fore- (forecast, foresee), and mis- (misunderstand, misinterpret) b) ness- (silliness), less- (useless), and ful- (grateful) c) anti- (antidepressant, antidote), co- (co-worker, copilot), and sur- (surreal, surpass)

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