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3rd Grade Reading Flashcards: Decode Words With Latin Suffixes

Study Decode Words With Latin Suffixes in 3rd Grade Reading with focused flashcards that help you recognize the idea, recall the key rule, and apply it in practice-style prompts.

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3rd Grade Reading Flashcards: Decode Words With Latin Suffixes

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QUESTION

What does the Latin suffix "-ful" mean in a word (example: "helpful")?

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Full of; having. Forms adjectives meaning containing or characterized by something.

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Flashcard 1: What does the Latin suffix "-ful" mean in a word (example: "helpful")?

Answer: Full of; having. Forms adjectives meaning containing or characterized by something.

Flashcard 2: What does the Latin suffix "-ness" mean in a word (example: "kindness")?

Answer: A state or quality. Turns adjectives into nouns naming the quality itself.

Flashcard 3: What does the Latin suffix "-ity" mean in a word (example: "clarity")?

Answer: A state, quality, or condition. Forms abstract nouns from adjectives to name qualities.

Flashcard 4: What does the Latin suffix "-ly" mean in a word (example: "quickly")?

Answer: In a way that; how something is done. Turns adjectives into adverbs describing manner or method.

Flashcard 5: What does the Latin suffix "-sion" mean in a word (example: "decision")?

Answer: The act, process, or result of doing something. Like -tion, it forms nouns from verbs to name actions or results.

Flashcard 6: What does the Latin suffix "-able" mean in a word (example: "washable")?

Answer: Able to be; can be done. Creates adjectives meaning something can have that action done to it.

Flashcard 7: What does the Latin suffix "-ible" mean in a word (example: "visible")?

Answer: Able to be; capable of. Like -able, forms adjectives showing possibility or capability.

Flashcard 8: What does the Latin suffix "-less" mean in a word (example: "hopeless")?

Answer: Without; lacking. Creates adjectives showing the absence of something.

Flashcard 9: Which suffix in the word "musician" tells you the word means "a person"?

Answer: "-ian". This suffix correctly identifies a person connected with music.

Flashcard 10: Which suffix in the word "readable" shows the meaning "able to be read"?

Answer: "-able". The suffix correctly shows something "can be" read.

Flashcard 11: Which suffix in the word "happiness" shows the word names a state or quality?

Answer: "-ness". This suffix correctly shows "happiness" names a state of being happy.

Flashcard 12: Which suffix in the word "careless" shows the meaning "without"?

Answer: "-less". The suffix meaning "without" is correctly identified in "careless."

Flashcard 13: What does the Latin suffix "-al" mean in a word (example: "national")?

Answer: Related to; having the nature of. Forms adjectives showing connection or relationship to something.

Flashcard 14: What does the Latin suffix "-ous" mean in a word (example: "famous")?

Answer: Full of; having the quality of. Creates adjectives meaning characterized by or full of something.

Flashcard 15: What does the Latin suffix "-er" mean when added to a verb (example: "teacher")?

Answer: "One who" does the action; a person who does something. This suffix turns verbs into nouns naming the person who performs the action.

Flashcard 16: What does the Latin suffix "-or" mean when added to a verb (example: "actor")?

Answer: "One who" does the action; a person who does something. Like -er, this suffix creates nouns for people who perform actions.

Flashcard 17: What does the Latin suffix "-ist" mean in a word (example: "artist")?

Answer: A person who practices or is skilled in something. This suffix forms nouns for people who specialize in a field or activity.

Flashcard 18: What does the Latin suffix "-ian" mean in a word (example: "musician")?

Answer: A person connected with or skilled in something. Creates nouns for people associated with a particular field or place.

Flashcard 19: What does the Latin suffix "-ment" mean in a word (example: "payment")?

Answer: The act or result of an action; a thing or process. Turns verbs into nouns that name the action or its result.

Flashcard 20: What does the Latin suffix "-tion" mean in a word (example: "action")?

Answer: The act, process, or result of doing something. Changes verbs into nouns naming the action or process.

Flashcard 21: What does the Latin suffix "-al" usually mean in a word?

Answer: Related to; having to do with. Creates adjectives showing connection or relationship.

Flashcard 22: What does the Latin suffix "-ible" mean when added to a word?

Answer: Able to be; can be. Like -able, it shows possibility or capability.

Flashcard 23: Which suffix in the word "teacher" tells you it is a person who does something?

Answer: -er. This suffix shows the word names someone who teaches.

Flashcard 24: What does the Latin suffix "-or" mean in words such as "actor"?

Answer: A person who does something. Like -er, it creates nouns for people who do actions.

Flashcard 25: What does the Latin suffix "-er" mean in words such as "teacher"?

Answer: A person who does something. Forms nouns for people who perform an action.

Flashcard 26: What does the Latin suffix "-ible" mean in words such as "visible"?

Answer: Able to; can be. Like -able, it forms adjectives showing possibility.

Flashcard 27: What does the Latin suffix "-able" mean in words such as "readable"?

Answer: Able to; can be. This suffix makes adjectives meaning something can be done to it.

Flashcard 28: Which suffix in the word "dangerous" means "full of" or "having"?

Answer: -ous. This suffix creates an adjective meaning full of danger.

Flashcard 29: What does the Latin suffix "-ion" mean in words such as "action"?

Answer: An act, process, or result. Forms nouns showing the result of an action.

Flashcard 30: What does the Latin suffix "-tion" mean in words such as "station"?

Answer: An act, process, or state. Creates nouns from verbs to show actions or states.