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Re- Prefix Words Scramble

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Unscramble common Re- prefix words by using the definitions and sentence examples!

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Unscramble common Re- prefix words by using the definitions and sentence examples!

by Riley Wachowiak
1

To perform a task once more, usually to correct a mistake or improve quality. Example: "She had to ____ her math problem to get the right answer."

2

To draw again or alter lines to create a new version. Example: "The artist had to ____ the sketch to fix the proportions."

3

To compose a new version of a text, often to improve clarity or style. Example: "The student decided to ____ the paragraph."

4

To construct something again after it has been damaged or torn down. Example: "The council decided to ____ the damaged bridge."

5

To convert used materials into new products to reduce waste. Example: "Our class sorts cans to ____ recycle them."

6

To open again after being closed. Example: "The museum will ____ next week for visitors."

7

To become visible or known again after being hidden or absent. Example: "The magician made the rabbit ____ from behind the curtain."

8

To bring something back into one’s mind or memory. Example: "I ____ the summer trip we took last year."

9

To bring back a previous condition, practice, or situation; to repair. Example: "The antique store owned worked hard to ____ the chair back to its original beauty."

10

To say or do again or repeatedly. Example: "The teacher had to ____ the instructions several times so everyone understood it."

11

The ability to "bounce back" and recover quickly from difficult conditions or change; toughness. Example: "Her ____ allowed her to bounce back quickly after a disappointing defeat."

12

To recover from illness or exhaustion; to get back health or strength. Example: "After a long week, the exhausted student decided to relax and ____ over the weekend."

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