1) Timish likes to eat bugs. He also likes to eat pizza. a) Timish likes to eat bugs, AND he likes to eat pizza. b) Timish likes to eat bugs, FOR he likes to eat pizza. c) Timish likes to eat bugs, BUT he likes to eat pizza. 2) The prefix -less means without. It is used in many words.  a) The suffix -less means without, NOR it is used in many words. b) The suffix -less means without, AND it is used in many words.  c) The suffix -less means without, BUT it is used in many words.  3) I didn't know what careless meant. I was able to use the suffix -less to figure out it meant without care. a) I didn't know what careless meant, YET I was able to use the suffix -less to figure out it meant without care. b) I didn't know what careless meant, AND I was able to use the suffix -less to figure out it meant without care. c) I didn't know what careless meant, OR I was able to use the suffix -less to figure out it meant without care.  4) I didn't know what nonimportant meant. I consulted a dictionary to find out it meant not important.  a) I didn't know what nonimportant meant, FOR I consulted a dictionary to find out it meant not important. b) I didn't know what nonimportant meant, SO I consulted a dictionary to find out it meant not important. c) I didn't know what nonimportant mean, OR I consulted a dictionary to find out it meant not important. 5) Non is a prefix that means NOT. Less is a suffix that means WITHOUT.  a) Non is a prefix that means NOT, BUT less is a suffix that means WITHOUT.   b) Non is a prefix that means NOT, OR less is a suffix that means without. c) Non is a prefix that means not, SO less is a prefix that means withotu.

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