- 1. You do this when you make up your mind without knowing all the facts.
A) prejudge
B) premature
C) preview
D) predict
- 2. This is something you see before anyone else or before the main attraction.
A) precaution
B) preview
C) prearrange
D) premature
- 3. This is a syllable that is at the beginning of a word that changes its meaning.
A) prejudge
B) prefix
C) precaution
D) precede
- 4. This is what good readers do before they begin reading.
A) prearrange
B) predict
C) prejudge
D) precede
- 5. This is what your parents do when they agree to let you go to the movies with your friend in two weeks.
A) preapprove
B) prejudge
C) premature
D) prefix
- 6. Teachers often give this to figure out what their students already know.
A) pretest
B) precaution
C) precede
D) prevent
- 7. You do this when you spend money for something before it is due.
A) prevent
B) prepay
C) prearrange
D) precede
- 8. This is what we are studying.
A) prepays
B) preschools
C) prefixes
D) pretests
- 9. You hear about these when people talk about how to avoid danger.
A) pretests
B) previews
C) precautions
D) previews
- 10. "An ounce of ______________ is worth a pound of cure."
A) prejudging
B) prevention
C) previews
D) prediction
- 11. What do you ___________ will happen in the next chapter?
A) premature
B) prejudge
C) predict
D) preview
- 12. You can ___________ spreading germs by washing your hands often.
A) prejudge
B) prevent
C) prepay
D) prefix
- 13. Four students got a perfect score on the spelling ____________, so they didn't have to take the final test on Friday.
A) predict
B) pretest
C) precaution
D) preapprove
- 14. You ____________ when you "judge a book by its cover".
A) preview
B) prevent
C) prejudge
D) prefix
- 15. Mrs. Braden made the class memorize a list of vocabulary words with the same ___________.
A) pretest
B) precaution
C) preview
D) prefix
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