Unit 2 Vocabulary Pre-assessment

The way money is earned and spent in a place

A kind of weather you notice outside.

A game people play during their free time with friends

A type of fish in the pacific ocean.

A kind of weather in the Southern Hemisphere.

Something broken that needs to be fixed.

Something special and protected

Something silly that you joke about.

The number of fish in a river

A kind of tree in the forest.

The time of day you go to school.

The usual weather in a place

Buildings made out of the same type of material

Toys and board games about math

Books about different tribes and histories in the Pacific Northwest

Things like water, trees, and fish that people use

It stayed the same for a long time and never changed.

It was changed or affected by something

It was destroyed completely or taken apart

It was not touched at all and remained unscathed.

A kind of food in Washington and along the coast in Oregon and California.

A type of boar or tusked-animal found in South America.

An agreement or deal made between groups or countries

A game played between two people from different regions.

Say it belongs to you

Share it with others

Fix it and give it back.

Throw it away

followed carefully

broken or not followed

made stronger or unbreakable

explained well or complete

a fun party to celebrate something

a type of fresh water fish in the pacific northwest

a strong reaction or upset feelings about something

a response that you get in the mail

become a strong leader in your community

go on a camping trip for survival

go to court because they may have broken a law

win an important award at a conference

live in a big city on your own

make your own decisions and rules

to purchase a license to own a pet

become a member of a group

A court decision that gave Native American tribes the right to fish in Washington

A law about not being able to sell your land to whoever you want to.

A big speech given by the President and Vice President on Inauguration Day.

A court ruling that ended segregation in schools and public businesses.