Word formation

Add a prefix to the word in bold. Type in the word. Use lowercase letters. James felt very ___ patient about receiving a reward.

Add a prefix to the word in bold. Type in the word. Use lowercase letters. It is ___ moral to chase animals.

Add a prefix to the word in bold. Type in the word. Use lowercase letters. It is ___ responsible not to put out your campfire properly when you are camping in the woods.

Add a prefix to the word in bold. Type in the word. Use lowercase letters. It is ___ legal not to wear a seat belt when you are driving in Britain.

Add a prefix to the word in bold. Type in the word. Use lowercase letters. The seminar was a waste of time because a lot of the information was ___ relevant.

Add a prefix to the word in bold. Type in the word. Use lowercase letters. I don't really want to go to the party, but it would be ___ polite to refuse the invitation.

Add a prefix to the word in bold. Type in the word. Use lowercase letters. Nick's suggestion was well-meaning but ___ practical.

Add a prefix to the word in bold. Type in the word. Use lowercase letters. It is ___ possible for unauthorised people to get past our new security system.

Add a prefix to the word in bold. Type in the word. Use lowercase letters. Bob is very ___ mature; he acts like a teenager at times, not a grown man of forty.

Add a prefix to the word in bold. Type in the word. Use lowercase letters. Tom's handwriting is so bad that it is almost ___ legible.