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Printable prefix matching worksheet for Grades 5 through 8 covering 25 common Latin and Greek prefixes and their meanings.
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Word Within a Word Chapter 1: Prefix Matching

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This printable vocabulary worksheet gives students in Grades 5–8 practice matching 25 common Latin and Greek prefixes to their meanings. Prefixes covered include ante, anti, bi, circum, com, con, de, dis, equi, extra, inter, intra, intro, mal, mis, non, post, pre, semi, sub, super, syn, sym, tri, and un. Useful for vocabulary building, word-structure lessons, or etymology units.

Subject:
English / Language Arts
Topic:
Vocabulary
Grade Level:
5th – 8th Grades
Updated June 2026

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