Funny Exams

anti- ?

First, note the hyphen at the end of "pro-". It meant "in favor of", not "professional". Second, even if it was professional, "n00b" would still the wrong answer. "n00b" means someone that is stupid or annoying. He meant "newb", which means beginner.

Pro has several possible pairs I can think of, depending on meaning. It's an ambiguous word: Pro-con, pro-amateur, pro-noob, pro-novice, pro-beginner, are just a few.

Also, the prefix "pro-" (it's a prefix, as indicated by the dash) is NOT the opposite of the prefix "con-". The old joke that "progress" is the opposite of "congress", while funny, is not an accurate reflection of grammar (progress means "step towards", while congress means "step together")

What is the answer the teacher wanted? con? anti?

Well i wrote one time "Sucks" as the opposite of "Nice"... (English exam)

Thus guy takes his gaming seriously