Essential of good English – Test 5

Which prefixes indicate place or placing of things, situation, etc?

Megaphone, megastar, megalith, megawatt are examples of-

Ex-wife, ex-president, ex-student are examples of-

Megahertz, megabuck, megabit are examples of-

Co-partner, co-author, co-founder are examples of –

Besiege, bewitch, besmear, bewail, belittle, befoul, beribboned are examples of-

Unite, unscramble, unlock are examples of-

Unleaded, unmark, unhouse, uncap, uncover are examples of-

Miscalculate, misgovern, misspell, mismanage, misalign, misapply, misbelieve are examples of-

Circumvent, circumnavigate, circumlocution, circumbulate, circumlunar are examples of-

minibus, miniseries, minicab, minimarket are examples of-

Post-war, post-modernism, postdate are examples of-

Undirectional, unilateral, unicycle, unity are examples of-

Vice-president, vice admiral, vice chancellor are examples of-

An addition to the end of a word to form a derivative of the root word is a-

Appellant, informant, arrogant-deodorant

Responsibility, technically, publicity, humility are examples of-

Capitalize, modernise, popularse, terrorise, expertise are examples of-

Sorrowful, powerful, careful, resentful, fretful, forgetful are examples of-

Clockwise, notewise, taxwise, anticlockwise are examples of-

The marks, such as fullstop, comma, and brackets, used in writing to separate sentences and their elements and to clarify meaning are called

____ is the most basic form of punctuation which separates words, sentences, paragraphs and chapters.

Full stop should not be omitted after acronyms which are pronounced as a word.

____ is used to end a declarative sentence, a sentence which is not a question or an exclamation.

The full stop is used _____