Lesson 20: Make it Stick Flashcards

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What is morphology?

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Morphology is the study of how words are made up of smaller parts like prefixes, suffixes, and root words.

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What are morphemes?

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Morphemes are the smallest parts of a word that have meaning, like ‘un-‘ in ‘unhappy’ or ‘-ed’ in ‘jumped.’

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How do prefixes change a word’s meaning?

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Prefixes change a word’s meaning, like ‘pre-‘ in ‘preview’ meaning ‘before you see.’

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How do suffixes change a word’s meaning?

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Suffixes can change a word’s meaning or part of speech, like ‘-er’ turning ‘teach’ into ‘teacher.’

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What is the difference between a root word and a base word?

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A root word carries meaning and can stand alone, while a base word may change when adding affixes.

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What happens when you add a prefix to a word?

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A prefix is added to the beginning of a word and changes its meaning, like ‘re-‘ in ‘redo’ meaning ‘do again.’

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What happens when you add a suffix to a word?

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A suffix is added to the end of a word and can change its tense, form, or meaning, like ‘-ly’ in ‘quickly.’

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Why do some words change spelling when adding a suffix?

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Some words double letters or drop letters when adding suffixes, like ‘run’ → ‘running.’

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How does morphology help with reading?

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Morphology helps with reading by breaking words into parts to understand them more easily.

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How does morphology help with spelling?

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Morphology helps with spelling by showing common patterns, like ‘-tion’ in ‘action’ and ‘education’ meaning ‘process of.’

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Find a word that starts with ‘un-‘ and explain its meaning.

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Example: ‘unhappy’ means ‘not happy.’

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Find a word that starts with ‘re-‘ and explain its meaning.

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Example: ‘redo’ means ‘to do again.’

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Find a word that starts with ‘pre-‘ and explain its meaning.

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Example: ‘preview’ means ‘to see before.’

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Find a word that has ‘-er’ at the end and explain what it means.

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Example: ‘teacher’ means ‘a person who teaches.’

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Find a word that has ‘-ment’ at the end and explain what it means.

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Example: ‘enjoyment’ means ‘the result of enjoying something.’

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Find a word that has ‘-ness’ at the end and explain what it means.

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Example: ‘kindness’ means ‘the state of being kind.’

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Find a word that has ‘-ful’ at the end and explain what it means.

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Example: ‘joyful’ means ‘full of joy.’

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Find a word that has ‘-less’ at the end and explain what it means.

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Example: ‘fearless’ means ‘without fear.’

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Find a word that has ‘-tion’ or ‘-sion’ at the end and explain what it means.

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Example: ‘education’ means ‘the process of educating.’

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Find a word that has ‘-able’ or ‘-ible’ at the end and explain what it means.

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Example: ‘readable’ means ‘able to be read.’

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Find a word that changes spelling when you add ‘-ed’ and explain why.

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Example: ‘run’ becomes ‘ran’ when changing tense.

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Find a word that changes spelling when you add ‘-ing’ and explain why.

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Example: ‘make’ becomes ‘making’ (drop the ‘e’).

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Find a word that changes spelling when you add ‘-er’ or ‘-est’ and explain why.

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Example: ‘big’ becomes ‘bigger’ (double the final letter).

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Find a word that keeps the same spelling when adding a suffix and explain why.

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Example: ‘hope’ stays the same in ‘hopeful.’

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What word do you get when you add ‘un-‘ to ‘happy’?

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‘Unhappy’ means ‘not happy.’

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What word do you get when you add ‘re-‘ to ‘do’?

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‘Redo’ means ‘to do again.’

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What word do you get when you add ‘-ly’ to ‘quick’?

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‘Quickly’ means ‘in a quick way.’

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What word do you get when you add ‘-ness’ to ‘kind’?

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‘Kindness’ means ‘the state of being kind.’

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What word do you get when you add ‘-ment’ to ‘enjoy’?

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‘Enjoyment’ means ‘the result of enjoying something.’

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What word do you get when you add ‘-tion’ to ‘educate’?

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‘Education’ means ‘the process of educating.’

31
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Fix this spelling mistake: runing

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Correct spelling: running

32
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Fix this spelling mistake: makeing

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Correct spelling: making

33
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Fix this spelling mistake: biger

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Correct spelling: bigger

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Fix this spelling mistake: funyest

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Correct spelling: funniest

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Fix this spelling mistake: loveing

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Correct spelling: loving

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Fix this spelling mistake: carring

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Correct spelling: carrying

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Fix this spelling mistake: exciteing

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Correct spelling: exciting

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Fix this spelling mistake: fameous

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Correct spelling: famous

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Fix this spelling mistake: argueing

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Correct spelling: arguing

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Fix this spelling mistake: laughhing

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Correct spelling: laughing

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Fix this spelling mistake: raceing

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Correct spelling: racing

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Fix this spelling mistake: changable

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Correct spelling: changeable

43
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Fix this spelling mistake: happyness

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Correct spelling: happiness

44
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Fix this spelling mistake: jumpping

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Correct spelling: jumping

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Fix this spelling mistake: sadist

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Correct spelling: saddest

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Fix this spelling mistake: usefull

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Correct spelling: useful

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Fix this spelling mistake: hoppening

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Correct spelling: happening

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Fix this spelling mistake: peacefull

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Correct spelling: peaceful

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Fix this spelling mistake: softten

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Correct spelling: soften

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Fix this spelling mistake: joyfull

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Correct spelling: joyful