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Vocabulary and word roots test
Students practise vocabulary using roots and affixes, choosing synonyms/antonyms and using context clues; the test starts with short reading-based questions, then prefix/suffix word analysis. Level: 5th grade.
By Edform · English language arts · Grade 5 · Published Oct 28, 2026 · New
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- Mina was reluctant to join the spelling game. She paused at the door and asked if she could watch first. What does reluctant mean?
- Which two words use the prefix mis- to mean “wrongly” or “incorrectly”?
- In the word fearless, what does the suffix -less mean?
- The root bio means “life,” as it does in biography.
- The enormous oak tree shaded the whole playground. Which word is a synonym for enormous?
- The root port means “carry.” Write one word that has this root.
- Which two words use the prefix re- to mean “again”?
- The path was narrow, so only one person could walk on it at a time. What does narrow mean?
- The suffix -ful means “full of,” as in careful.
- The root spect means “look” or “see.” What does inspect most nearly mean?
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