Exploring Prefixes: Inter and Under

The video tutorial covers the concept of prefixes, explaining how they alter the meaning of base words. It reviews previously learned prefixes such as dis, in, non, and on, and introduces new ones like enter and under. The tutorial provides examples and practice exercises to reinforce understanding, including a matching activity where students pair words with their definitions.

What does the prefix 'un-' generally signify?

• Not or opposite of

• With or together

• Below or less

• Between or among

What is the meaning of 'dismount'?

• To support or prop up

• To remove from support

• To mount again

• To attach something

What does the prefix 'in-' imply when added to 'dependent'?

• Slightly dependent

• Not dependent

• Still dependent

• Fully dependent

What does 'non-fat' mean?

• Contains only fat

• Contains more fat

• Contains no fat

• Contains less fat

What does 'interact' imply?

• To act affecting others

• To watch without interaction

• To act in a group

• To act independently

What does 'underestimate' mean?

• To not estimate

• To estimate too low

• To overestimate

• To estimate correctly

Which definition matches 'interlock'?

• Fail to impress

• A device for connecting things

• Not done or finished

• Continuing without stopping

Which definition matches 'underwhelm'?

• A device for connecting things

• Fail to impress

• Not done or finished

• Continuing without stopping

Which definition matches 'undone'?

• A device for connecting things

• Fail to impress

• Not done or finished

• Continuing without stopping

Which definition matches 'non-stop'?

• Continuing without stopping

• A device for connecting things

• Not done or finished

• Fail to impress