[Q2] ENGLISH QUIZ No. 3 - Roots, Prefixes and Suffixes

ENGLISH QUIZ No. 3 - Roots, Prefixes and Suffixes

Test on Identifying Root Words (Grade 5)

Instructions: Read each sentence carefully and identify the root word of the underlined word. Write your answer on the blank provided.

  1. The enchanting melody of the flute filled the room with magic. (Root word: __________)
  2. Despite feeling unwelcomed, the lost puppy followed the children home. (Root word: __________)
  3. The scientist carefully distilled the mixture to extract the pure essence. (Root word: __________)
  4. The misunderstood artist expressed his emotions through vibrant colors. (Root word: __________)
  5. After a long journey, the weary travelers found refreshment in a cool oasis. (Root word: __________)
  6. The unbelievable news spread like wildfire through the village. (Root word: __________)
  7. The baker skillfully decorated the cake with delicate swirls of frosting. (Root word: __________)
  8. The teacher encouraged the students to explore their creativity through writing. (Root word: __________)
  9. The miscommunication between the teammates led to a hilarious misunderstanding. (Root word: __________)
  10. The children worked tirelessly to build the sandcastle before the tide came in. (Root word: __________)

Bonus Question: Can you think of another word with a prefix and suffix? What is its root word?

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Answer Key:

  1. Chant
  2. Welcome
  3. Still
  4. undertood
  5. Fresh
  6. Believe
  7. decorate
  8. Courage
  9. Communicate
  10. Tire

Bonus Question: Answers will vary. Encourage creativity and discussion about different word parts.

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.

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