REWARDS Lesson 2 Prefix and Suffix Review Sheet
Directions to the Teacher:
• Tell students that it’s time to review the prefix meanings learned in Lessons 1 and 2.
• Have students turn to the Meanings of Prefixes and Suffixes on page 133 in the back
of their Student Book and study the prefix meanings introduced in Lessons 1 and 2.
• Give one copy of the review sheet to each pair of students. Have Partner 1 read the
first item on the left. Have Partner 2 tell the meaning without looking, if possible.
Then have Partner 2 search for the answer on the right and write the letter of the
corresponding meaning in the space provided. Ask Partner 1 to verify whether
the answer is correct. Have partners continue in the same way until all items have
been matched.
REWARDS Lesson 4 Prefix and Suffix Review Sheet
Directions to the Teacher:
• Tell students that it’s time to review the prefix meanings learned in Lessons 1, 2, 3,
and 4.
• Have students turn to page 133 in the back of their Student Book and study the
prefix meanings introduced in Lessons 1, 2, 3, and 4.
• Give one copy of the review sheet to each pair of students. Have Partner 2 read the
first item on the left. Have Partner 1 tell the meaning without looking, if possible.
Then have Partner 1 search for the answer on the right and write the letter of the
corresponding meaning in the space provided. Ask Partner 2 to verify whether
the answer is correct. Have partners continue in the same way until all items have
been matched.
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Answer Key—Unit 1, Lesson 2 Review
Prefix, Suffix,
or Word
Match
1. dis
B
2. mis
F
3. misfit
I
4. disclaim
A
5. in or im
G
6. misprint
C
7. inlaid
H
8. implant
E
9. mislaid
D
Meaning
A. to do the opposite of claim; to give up
a claim
B. not, opposite of
C. a word or phrase that was
printed wrongly
D. laid down in the wrong place
E. something that is planted into the body
during surgery
F. wrongly, wrong, not
G. in, into
H. laid into the surface of something
I. someone who does not fit with the rest of the group
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Answer Key—Unit 1, Lesson 4 Review
Prefix, Suffix,
or Word
Match
1. re
C
2. pre
E
3. reclaim
F
4. prepay
A
5. preplan
J
6. un
I
7. unfit
H
8. repay
B
9. mis
D
10. misinform
G
Meaning
A. to pay before you get something
B. to pay back
C. again, back
D. wrongly, wrong, not E. before
F. to claim back; to get something back
G. to inform wrongly; to give the
wrong information
H. not fit; not healthy
I. not, opposite of
J. to plan before an event happens
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REWARDS Lesson 7 Prefix and Suffix Review Sheet
Directions to the Teacher:
• Tell students that it’s time to review the prefix meaning learned in Lesson 5 and the
suffix meanings learned in Lessons 6 and 7.
• Have students turn to page 133 in the back of their Student Book and study the
prefix and suffix meanings introduced in Lessons 5, 6, and 7. In addition, remind
students that they should continue to remember prefix meanings learned in Unit 1.
A few of those meanings will be included on the review sheets for Unit 2.
• Give one copy of the review sheet to each pair of students. Have Partner 1 read the
first item on the left. Have Partner 2 tell the meaning without looking, if possible.
Then have Partner 2 search for the answer on the right and write the letter of the
corresponding meaning in the space provided. Ask Partner 1 to verify whether
the answer is correct. Have partners continue in the same way until all items have
been matched.
REWARDS Lesson 9 Prefix and Suffix Review Sheet
Directions to the Teacher:
• Tell students that it’s time to review the suffix meanings learned in Lessons 6, 7,
and 8.
• Have students turn to page 133 in the back of their Student Book and study the
suffix meanings introduced in Lessons 6, 7, and 8. Remind students to continue to
study any prefixes and suffixes that have given their memories a challenge.
• Give one copy of the review sheet to each pair of students. Tell students that this
time some prefixes might have more than one possible answer. They can write
either one. Have Partner 2 read the first item on the left. Have Partner 1 tell the
meaning without looking, if possible. Then have Partner 1 search for the answer on
the right and write the letter of the corresponding meaning in the space provided.
Ask Partner 2 to verify whether the answer is correct. Have partners continue in the
same way until all items have been matched.
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Answer Key—Unit 2, Lesson 7 Review
Prefix, Suffix,
or Word
Match
Meaning
1. mis
E
2. pre
A
3. ness
D
4. hopelessness
B
5. softness
C
6. completeness
H
7. ism
I
8. optimism
J
9. heroism
G
A. before
B. a noun that means the condition of
feeling hopeless
C. a noun that means the state of being soft
D. a suffix that indicates a noun; means
state of, condition of
E. wrongly, wrong, not
F. a noun that means the state of
being pessimistic
G. a noun that means the action of a hero
H. a noun that means the condition of being
complete; having all of its parts
I. a suffix that indicates a noun; means
state of, action of
J. a noun that means the state of
being optimistic
10. pessimism
F
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Answer Key—Unit 2, Lesson 9 Review
Prefix, Suffix,
or Word
1. dis
C or F
2. ful
A
3. disrespectful
E
4. careful
B
5. unsuccessful
I
6. re
H
7. in or im
Match
C or F
8. reconsider
D
9. imperfect
J
10. invalid
G
Meaning
A. a suffix that indicates an adjective;
means full of
B. an adjective that means full of care C. not, opposite of
D. to consider again E. an adjective that means not full of
respect; not having respect
F. not, opposite of
G. not valid
H. again, back
I. an adjective that means not full of
success; not having success
J. not perfect
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REWARDS Lesson 12 Prefix and Suffix Review Sheet
Directions to the Teacher:
• Have students turn to page 133 in the back of their Student Book and study the
suffix meanings introduced in Lessons 10 and 12. In addition, remind students that
they should continue to remember meanings learned in Units 1 and 2. A few of those
meanings will be included on the review sheets for Unit 3.
• Give one copy of the review sheet to each pair of students. Tell students that some
suffixes might have more than one possible answer. They can write either one. Have
Partner 1 read the first item on the left. Have Partner 2 tell the meaning without
looking, if possible. Then have Partner 2 search for the answer on the right and
write the letter of the corresponding meaning in the space provided. Ask Partner 1
to verify whether the answer is correct. Have partners continue in the same way
until all items have been matched.
REWARDS Lesson 14 Prefix and Suffix Review Sheet
Directions to the Teacher:
• Have students turn to page 133 in the back of their Student Book and study the
suffix meanings introduced in Lessons 10 through 14. Remind students to continue
to study any prefixes and suffixes that have given their memories a challenge.
• Give one copy of the review sheet to each pair of students. Tell students that some
prefixes might have more than one possible answer. They can write either one. Have
Partner 2 read the first item on the left. Have Partner 1 tell the meaning without
looking, if possible. Then have Partner 1 search for the answer on the right and
write the letter of the corresponding meaning in the space provided. Ask Partner 2
to verify whether the answer is correct. Have partners continue in the same way
until all items have been matched.
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Answer Key—Unit 3, Lesson 12 Review
Prefix, Suffix,
or Word
Match
Meaning
1. tion or sion
D or F
2. conclusion
B
3. protection
E
4. pre
C
A. a noun that means the result
of postponing
B. a noun that means the result
of concluding
C. before
D. a suffix that indicates a noun; means
act of, result of, state of
E. a noun that means the act of protecting
F. a suffix that indicates a noun; means
act of, result of, state of
G. a noun that means the state of
being unemployed H. the opposite of order; a state of
messiness or confusion
I. a noun that means the act of entertaining
J. a caution taken before doing something
5. ment
D or F
6. postponement
A
7. entertainment
I
8. unemployment
G
9. precaution
J
10. disorder
H
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Answer Key—Unit 3, Lesson 14 Review
Prefix, Suffix,
or Word
1. in or im
Meaning
E or G
A. an adjective that means not full
of glamour
B. to do the opposite of appear; to go out of
your sight
C. a suffix that indicates an adjective;
means full of
D. an adjective that means full of poison
E. not, opposite of
F. again, back
G. not, opposite of H. an adjective that means full of danger
I. not tolerant
J. not good at practical matters
2. ous
C
3. poisonous
D
4. dangerous
H
5. unglamorous
A
6. un
Match
E or G
7. disappear
B
8. impractical
J
9. re
F
10. intolerant
I
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REWARDS Lesson 17 Prefix and Suffix Review Sheet
Directions to the Teacher:
• Have students turn to page 133 in the back of their Student Book and study the
suffix meanings introduced in Lessons 15 and 16. In addition, remind students that
they should continue to remember meanings learned in Units 1, 2, and 3. A few of
those meanings will be included on the review sheets for Unit 4.
• Give one copy of the review sheet to each pair of students. Have Partner 1
read the first item on the left. Have Partner 2 tell the meaning without looking.
Have Partner 2 search for the answer on the right and write the letter of the
corresponding meaning in the space provided. Ask Partner 1 to verify whether
the answer is correct. Have partners continue in the same way until all items have
been matched.
REWARDS Lesson 19 Prefix and Suffix Review Sheet
Directions to the Teacher:
• Have students turn to page 133 in the back of their Student Book and study the
suffix meanings introduced in Lessons 15 through 19. Remind students to continue
to study any prefixes and suffixes that have given their memories a challenge.
• Give one copy of the review sheet to each pair of students. Have Partner 2
read the first item on the left. Have Partner 1 tell the meaning without looking.
Have Partner 1 search for the answer on the right and write the letter of the
corresponding meaning in the space provided. Ask Partner 2 to verify whether
the answer is correct. Have partners continue in the same way until all items have
been matched.
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Answer
Key—Unit 4, Lesson 17 Review
Prefix, Suffix,
or Word
Match
Meaning
1. ity
B
2. intensity
J
3. generosity
E
4. mobility
C
5. dis
D
6. unpredictable
I
7. able or ible
A
8. predictable
F
9. convertible
G
10. reliable
H
A. a suffix that indicates an adjective;
means able to be
B. a suffix that indicates a noun; means
state of, quality of
C. a noun that means the quality of freely
moving from place to place
D. not, opposite of
E. a noun that means the quality of
being generous
F. an adjective that means able to be
predicted
G. an adjective that means able to
be converted H. an adjective that means able to be
relied on
I. an adjective that means you are not able
to tell ahead of time what might happen
J. a noun that means the state of
being intense
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Answer
Key—Unit 4, Lesson 19 Review
Prefix, Suffix,
or Word
Match
Meaning
1. recapture
C
2. in or im
G
3. unobservant
B
4. returning
D
5. ment
F
6. inflammable
H
7. ize
E
8. standardize
A
A. a verb that means to make standard
B. not seeing or noticing things around you
C. to capture back; to get something or
someone back
D. turning back; going back to a place
you’ve been before
E. a suffix that indicates a verb; means
to make
F. a suffix that indicates a noun; means
act of, result of, state of
G. in, into H. able to be quickly in flames
I. a verb that means to make categories
J. a verb that means to make a summary
9. summarize
J
10. categorize
I
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REWARDS Lesson 21 Prefix and Suffix Review Sheet
Directions to the Teacher:
• Have students turn to page 133 in the back of their Student Book and study the
suffix meaning introduced in Lesson 21. In addition, remind students that they
should continue to remember meanings learned in Units 1, 2, 3, and 4. A few of those
meanings will be included on the review sheets for Unit 5.
• Give one copy of the review sheet to each pair of students. Tell students that some
prefixes might have more than one possible answer. They can write either one. Have
Partner 1 read the first item on the left. Have Partner 2 tell the meaning without
looking. Have Partner 2 search for the answers on the right and write the letter of
the corresponding meaning in the space provided. Ask Partner 1 to verify whether
the answer is correct. Have partners continue in the same way until all items have
been matched.
REWARDS Lesson 23 Prefix and Suffix Review Sheet
Directions to the Teacher:
• Have students turn to page 133 in the back of their Student Book and study the
suffix meanings introduced in Lessons 21 and 22. Remind students to continue to
study any prefixes and suffixes that have given their memories a challenge.
• Give one copy of the review sheet to each pair of students. Tell students that some
prefixes might have more than one possible answer. They can write either one. Have
Partner 2 read the first item on the left. Have Partner 1 tell the meaning without
looking. Have Partner 1 search for the answer on the right and write the letter of
the corresponding meaning in the space provided. Ask Partner 2 to verify whether
the answer is correct. Have partners continue in the same way until all items have
been matched.
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Answer
Key—Unit 5, Lesson 21 Review
Prefix, Suffix,
or Word
1. or or er
E
2. investigator
H
3. operator
A
4. astronomer
J
5. pre
B
6. premature
C
7. in or im
D or F
8. impanel
G
9. in or im
D or F
10. disagreement
Match
Meaning
A. a noun that means a person connected
with operating something
B. before
C. before it is mature
D. in, into
E. a suffix that indicates a noun; means
person connected with
F. not, opposite of
G. to enroll in a panel, to choose people to
serve on a jury H. a noun that means a person connected
with investigating
I. the act of not agreeing
J. a noun that means a person connected
with astronomy
I
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Answer
Key—Unit 5, Lesson 23 Review
Prefix, Suffix,
or Word
Match
Meaning
1. ly
D
2. professionally
A
3. incorrectly
F
4. traditionally
B
A. an adverb that means in a manner that
is professional
B. an adverb that means in a manner that
is traditional
C. not, opposite of
D. a suffix that indicates an adverb; means
in a manner that is
E. not mistakable
F. an adverb that means doing something in
a way that is not correct
G. not, opposite of H. the state of not feeling happy with what
you have
I. again, back
J. not mature
5. un
6. unmistakable
E
7. immature
J
8. re
I
9. dissatisfaction
H
10. in or im
C or G
C or G
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