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What is the difference between a prefix and a suffix?

A prefix is added to the beginning of a word and a suffix is added to the end.

The prefix “micro” means what?

small

The suffix “ed” makes the word what?

Past tense

True or False: The suffixes “er” and “est” are comparing suffixes.

True

What does the suffix “ology” mean?

study, science

True or False: An autobiography is a writer’s story of another persons life.

False, That’s a biography

A book length with several characters is a/an… A.Play B.Novel C.Fantasy

B. Novel

Where would you usually find an editorial?

A newspaper or magazine

What is a form that uses dialogue to tell a story and is meant to be preformed in front of an audience?

A play

A short story that often uses talking animals as the main characters and teaches a lesson or moral called?

A fable

What is the root of the word “auditorium”?

aud

True or False: The word “factory” has root in it.

True “Fact”

If “fract” means break, what does fracture mean?

To break

True or False: Roots can be at the beginning, middle, and end or a word.

True

If “lum” means light, what does illuminate mean?

To light up

True or False: a metaphor compares two things using like or as

False

What is a symbol?

An object used to stand for an idea

True or False: An understatement is the opposite of an exaggeration.

true

What is irony?

A technique that uses a word or phrase to mean the opposite of its normal meaning

Local color is: A.The use of details hat are common in a certain place or local area B.A phrase that gives humor

A.

True or False: Synonyms and antonyms are opposites

True

How the author writes is the…

Style

The writers’ attitude toward their subject is their…

tone

Words, phrases, or clauses that describe another word are…

modifiers

What is a denotation?

The dictionary meaning of a word