1. re- / lead → reread → to read something again
2. un- / fair → unfair → not fair
3. re- / do → redo → to do something again
4. pre- / view → preview → to view something before it is officially released
5. un- / well → unwell → not in good health
1. fold → unfold → to open something that was folded
2. clear → unclear → not clear
3. pack → unpack → to remove things from a package or container
4. quiet → unquiet → not quiet (restless or noisy)
5. taste → untaste → not a standard word; likely meant to be “tasteless” (lacking flavor or poor quality)
1. Something that is full of color → colorful
2. It is a loud noise → noisy
3. A very bright, lovely light → lovely light (no suffix needed; “brightly lit” might be intended)
4. Able to bend → flexible
5. Being without food → hungry
6. In a bad way → badly
7. To be protected → protected
8. Without a care → careless
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of prefixes and suffixes worksheet printable.
