KPEERI EXAM PREP ACTUAL EXAM 2026 LATEST
UPDATE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED
ANSWERS ALREADY GRADED A+
Rime - ANS-The part of the syllable that contains the vowel sound and the consonant sound(s)
that follow.
onset rime
mat /m/ /at/
slip /sl/ /ip/
Inflectional ending - ANS-A suffix that changes the form or usage of a word.
-indicates number, person, present tense, past tense.
Derivational suffix - ANS-Suffix added to a base word and creates a word that is different from
the base word such as the part of speech or function.
Anglo-Saxon/Old English - ANS-20-25% of English language
Latin - ANS-60% of English language
Greek - ANS-10-12% of English language
Other language - ANS-3-5% of English language
,-Short common everyday words: this, that, girl, boy, up, down, go, stop, slow, fast
-1 to 2 syllable words
-Pronunciation doesn't match spelling such as come, gone, does. - ANS-Anglo Saxon/Old
English
-Consonant digraphs: sh, ch, th, wh
-sheep, shall
-cheek, chip
-these, those
-while, when - ANS-Anglo Saxon/Old English
-Compound words: two words put together to make a new word.
-sidewalk
-flashlight
-inside
-cowgirl, cowboy - ANS-Anglo Saxon/Old English
-Vowel pair
-boat
-sea
-sheep
-cow
-play - ANS-Anglo Saxon/Old English
-Affixing of base words: prefixes & suffixes are clues.
-redo
, -restless
-darkness
-undress - ANS-Anglo Saxon/Old English
-Roots or words that end in ct or pt
-act
-contact
apt
adapt - ANS-Latin
-Chameleon prefixes
-attract (ad + tract)
-illegal (in + legal)
-immature (in + mature) - ANS-Latin
-The Affixing of a root: putting prefixes, suffixes and other roots.
-construct
-construction
-constructionist
-deconstructionist - ANS-Latin
-S, C, T pronounced /sh/
-expression
-spacious
-partial - ANS-Latin
UPDATE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED
ANSWERS ALREADY GRADED A+
Rime - ANS-The part of the syllable that contains the vowel sound and the consonant sound(s)
that follow.
onset rime
mat /m/ /at/
slip /sl/ /ip/
Inflectional ending - ANS-A suffix that changes the form or usage of a word.
-indicates number, person, present tense, past tense.
Derivational suffix - ANS-Suffix added to a base word and creates a word that is different from
the base word such as the part of speech or function.
Anglo-Saxon/Old English - ANS-20-25% of English language
Latin - ANS-60% of English language
Greek - ANS-10-12% of English language
Other language - ANS-3-5% of English language
,-Short common everyday words: this, that, girl, boy, up, down, go, stop, slow, fast
-1 to 2 syllable words
-Pronunciation doesn't match spelling such as come, gone, does. - ANS-Anglo Saxon/Old
English
-Consonant digraphs: sh, ch, th, wh
-sheep, shall
-cheek, chip
-these, those
-while, when - ANS-Anglo Saxon/Old English
-Compound words: two words put together to make a new word.
-sidewalk
-flashlight
-inside
-cowgirl, cowboy - ANS-Anglo Saxon/Old English
-Vowel pair
-boat
-sea
-sheep
-cow
-play - ANS-Anglo Saxon/Old English
-Affixing of base words: prefixes & suffixes are clues.
-redo
, -restless
-darkness
-undress - ANS-Anglo Saxon/Old English
-Roots or words that end in ct or pt
-act
-contact
apt
adapt - ANS-Latin
-Chameleon prefixes
-attract (ad + tract)
-illegal (in + legal)
-immature (in + mature) - ANS-Latin
-The Affixing of a root: putting prefixes, suffixes and other roots.
-construct
-construction
-constructionist
-deconstructionist - ANS-Latin
-S, C, T pronounced /sh/
-expression
-spacious
-partial - ANS-Latin
