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Bellringers Prefixes April 4-8

Monday, April 9 (All) 1. inter- among or between EX: interconnect 2. post- after or last EX: postdate 3. sub- under EX: subcontractor 4. super-above and beyond EX: superpower 5. trans- across EX: transplant 6. mono- one EX: monotony 7. hyper- too much EX: hyperactive 8. multi- many, much EX: multitalented 9. micro- small, short EX: microscope 10. semi- half, partially EX: semicircle

Prefixes Day 2 Write 2 words using the prefixes provided. 1.Mono a. _____________ b. _____________ 2. Sub 3.Trans

Prefixes Day 3 Write 2 words using the prefixes provided. 1.Micro b. _____________ 2. Post 3. Hyper

Prefixes Day 4 Write 2 words using the prefixes provided. 1.Inter b. _____________ 2. Super 3.Multi

Prefixes Day 5 Write the sentence and complete fill in the proper prefix to create a coherent sentence. 1.Susan went to the ________ formal in a knee length dress. 2. Dale logged onto the _____net and was connected to the entire world. 3. My new house has a _______purpose room where you can study, exercise, and watch T.V.