Suffix -less worksheet for learning words without specific qualities.

Let’s solve this step by step.

We are learning about the suffix -less, which means “without.”
So, for each meaning like “without a moon,” we need to find a word that ends in -less and matches that meaning.

Let’s go one by one:

1. without a moon → The word is moonless (moon + less = without a moon)
2. without snow → snowless
3. without luck → luckless
4. without a seam → seamless (this one is common — think of seamless clothing or video!)
5. without doubt → doubtless
6. without fruit → fruitless (also means something that didn’t work out)
7. without flavor → flavorless (or tasteless — but since we’re using -less, flavorless fits)
8. without a point → pointless (like when something doesn’t make sense)
9. without noise → noiseless

All these words follow the pattern: root word + -less = without that thing.

Now let’s write them in order as they appear in the table.

Final Answer:
moonless
snowless
luckless
seamless
doubtless
fruitless
flavorless
pointless
noiseless