Prefixes and Meanings Quiz
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Which prefix means 'against' or 'in front of'?

  • ob
  • pro (correct)
  • sub
  • pre
  • Which prefix means 'above' or 'greater'?

  • re
  • super (correct)
  • sub
  • un
  • Which prefix means 'not' when used at the beginning of a word?

  • un (correct)
  • dis
  • non
  • de
  • Which prefix means 'alone' or 'single'?

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    Which prefix means 'everywhere' or 'all'?

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    Study Notes

    Prefixes and Their Meanings

    • mis- means "wrong" or "mistake", as seen in "misunderstand"
    • mono- means "alone" or "single", as seen in "monotone" or "monopoly"
    • non- means "not", as seen in "nonsense"
    • ob- means "in front of", "against", "toward", or "before", as seen in "obvious"
    • omni- means "everywhere" or "all", as seen in "omnipresent"
    • pre- means "past" or "beyond", as seen in "preternatural"
    • pro- means "forward" or "to promote", as seen in "proceed" or "promote"
    • re- means "again" or "back", as seen in "recall" or "recede"
    • retro- means "backward", "behind", or "back", as seen in "retroactive"
    • se- means "apart", as seen in "secede"
    • sub- means "under", as seen in "subway"
    • super- means "greater" or "beyond", as seen in "superstition" or "supernatural"
    • trans- means "across" or "beyond", as seen in "transcend" or "transcontinental"
    • un- or uni- means "one", as seen in "unilateral" or "unity"
    • un- (pronounced "uhn") means "not", as seen in "unhappy" or "unethical"

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    Test your knowledge on the meanings of different prefixes in English language. Match the prefixes to their corresponding meanings and examples.

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