Power Prefixes for Tenth Grade Students: re-

I recognized one of the policemen—a fellow with a red moustache—from the search parties. The Secret History

“Look! The shield is reflecting the moonlight back into the sky!” Redwall

As an old woman she would read about the Great War in Europe and recall this night. The Underground Railroad: A Novel

She turned back toward the bookcase door, to reassure herself that it was still open and there was nothing to worry about. The Strangers

The pattern would recur over and over, but there was an important exception. Big Science

By repetition in class, Shin mastered the alphabet and basic grammar. Escape from Camp 14: One Man's Remarkable Odyssey from North Korea to Freedom in the West

A small stone rebounded from rock to rock, then rolled into the sudden silence that followed. The Incredible Journey

The crash as they met resounded in the still air and echoed back from the palace wall. The Golden Compass

But Mother says the Cotswold cottage we live in needs lots of restoration, and now that I am feeling better, it’s time she began making it livable. The Adoration of Jenna Fox

The reproduction of The Geographer in his library book was clearer and brighter than the copy of the painting on his box. Chasing Vermeer

In the months after 9/11, a whole series of questions arose as to whether to retaliate, how to retaliate, and who to retaliate against. Words Like Loaded Pistols

“That is true,” he reiterated, as much for himself, perhaps, as the audience. New York Times (Jul 27, 2012)