This document provides a list of prefixes - UN, RE, and DIS - and their meanings. It then provides examples of words with blanks to be filled in with those prefixes to change the meaning. UN means the opposite, RE means do over, and DIS means not or opposite. The examples demonstrate applying the prefixes to verbs like wrap, connect, plant, fold, load, do, and open and the noun likes to change the meaning in the sentence.

2. Arazu had to _______connect the lights again.

3. Lahar had to _______plant the seeds two times.

4. The teacher told Sauda to _______fold the paper three times.

5. Lamech _______loaded the truck.

6. Shem _______did his shoe strings to take them off.

7. Naama _______likes eating fruit.

8. The closet is hard to ________open.

9. To open the door, you must _______lock it.