Grade 7 Academic Language Assessment

A special way of doing something.

A mistake.

The total amount of something that can be measured.

To enter into or be able to find.

The mechanical or complex nature of how something works.

Officially accepted or approved.

Not affected by.

Knowledge about how machines operate.

Having enough in quantity or quality for the task or situation.

One’s feelings or opinions about a subject.

Behaving appropriately in social situations.

Yearly.

The written rules of conduct.

An amount close to the correct number.

Obvious or easy to see.

The positive characteristics or components of a subject.

To share verbally or non-verbally with someone.

To perform an action or promise to do so.

To focus one’s attention on a specific task.

Events which happen over and over again in the same order.

The length, height, width, or depth of something.

To discuss or argue the important points of a topic.

To discuss and share opinions or knowledge.

To show how two or more things are different from each other.

To force someone to accept an idea or action.

To show how someone is involved in a crime.

To give something or allow something to happen.

To join different or unlike things into one.

Relating to one’s heritage or culture.

To come out of or appear.

Related to things or activities found in the home.

An idea to explain something tested in an experiment.

A choice.

Easy to notice or understand.

The amount of information, work, or product that is produced.

Within

A system or machine part designed to complete a certain task.

To live in, stay in, or control a certain place or activity.

Attaching that which provides information about the subject.

To find out the truth or cause of something.

Considered as a whole; in general.

The limit set for an individual or a group.

A similar relationship.

Completed or existing before something else.

The amount of money lent to someone, not including interest.

To claim something will happen before it takes place.

One of the steps or stages in a process.

Having specialized skills in a certain subject or activity.

To find a satisfactory solution to a problem.

To keep or remember something.

Similar events or actions planned to happen after each other.

To emphasize something.

To persuade others to support or use something.

A government or those in power.

A number or amount representing a fact or measurement.

The legal or social position of an individual or group.