Draggable item

Corresponding Item

billow

to make something smooth and shiny by rubbing it

adjust

in or to a lower position

polish

to shine with light reflected off a wet surface

glisten

to change something in a minor way so that it works better

beneath

a moving cloud or mass of smoke

Weeks 17 & 18 Vocab Quiz

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Directions: For #1-5 match each definition with the correct word

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
billow		to make something smooth and shiny by rubbing it
adjust		in or to a lower position
polish		to shine with light reflected off a wet surface
glisten		to change something in a minor way so that it works better
beneath		a moving cloud or mass of smoke

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Weeks 17-18 Vocabulary Quiz

Directions: Determine the meaning of the underlined words by using your context clues.

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adjust	beneath	billow	claim	convenient
glisten	habit	heap	praise	polish
quarter	rare	scowl	swarm	waddle

adjust	beneath	billow	claim	convenient
glisten	habit	heap	praise	polish
quarter	rare	scowl	swarm	waddle

Weeks 17 & 18 Vocab Quiz

Directions: For #1-5 match each definition with the correct word

Weeks 17 & 18 Vocab Quiz

Directions: For #1-5 match each definition with the correct word

Mrs. Jessup was delighted by the generosity of her students. They had all offered to share their lunches with Amber, who had forgotten hers.

The word generosity means:

The king rules wisely and fairly.

Which of the following sentences uses “rules” in the same way as it is used in the sentence above?

My grandfather tells me many stories of how he had to toil in the fields when he was young. In fact, he had to quit school after sixth grade so he could earn money to help his family. The word toil means:

Even though Paul was excited about the project, he wanted the other kids to think he was cool, so he answered the teacher’s question in a nonchalant tone. The word nonchalant means:

The black plague swept through Europe in the Middle Ages killing millions of people. In some villages half the population perished. The word perished means:

Mrs. Jessup was delighted by the generosity of her students. They had all offered to share their lunches with Amber, who had forgotten hers.

The word generosity means:

The king rules wisely and fairly.

Which of the following sentences uses “rules” in the same way as it is used in the sentence above?

My grandfather tells me many stories of how he had to toil in the fields when he was young. In fact, he had to quit school after sixth grade so he could earn money to help his family. The word toil means:

Even though Paul was excited about the project, he wanted the other kids to think he was cool, so he answered the teacher’s question in a nonchalant tone. The word nonchalant means:

The black plague swept through Europe in the Middle Ages killing millions of people. In some villages half the population perished. The word perished means:

Weeks 17 & 18 Vocab Quiz

Directions: For #1-5 match each definition with the correct word

Weeks 17 & 18 Vocab Quiz

Directions: For #1-5 match each definition with the correct word

Mrs. Jessup was delighted by the generosity of her students. They had all offered to share their lunches with Amber, who had forgotten hers.The word generosity means:

The king rules wisely and fairly.Which of the following sentences uses “rules” in the same way as it is used in the sentence above?

My grandfather tells me many stories of how he had to toil in the fields when he was young. In fact, he had to quit school after sixth grade so he could earn money to help his family. The word toil means:

Even though Paul was excited about the project, he wanted the other kids to think he was cool, so he answered the teacher’s question in a nonchalant tone. The word nonchalant means:

The black plague swept through Europe in the Middle Ages killing millions of people. In some villages half the population perished. The word perished means:

Mrs. Jessup was delighted by the generosity of her students. They had all offered to share their lunches with Amber, who had forgotten hers.The word generosity means:

The king rules wisely and fairly.Which of the following sentences uses “rules” in the same way as it is used in the sentence above?

My grandfather tells me many stories of how he had to toil in the fields when he was young. In fact, he had to quit school after sixth grade so he could earn money to help his family. The word toil means:

Even though Paul was excited about the project, he wanted the other kids to think he was cool, so he answered the teacher’s question in a nonchalant tone. The word nonchalant means:

The black plague swept through Europe in the Middle Ages killing millions of people. In some villages half the population perished. The word perished means:

Mrs. Jessup was delighted by the generosity of her students. They had all offered to share their lunches with Amber, who had forgotten hers.

The word generosity means:

The king rules wisely and fairly.

Which of the following sentences uses “rules” in the same way as it is used in the sentence above?

Mrs. Jessup was delighted by the generosity of her students. They had all offered to share their lunches with Amber, who had forgotten hers.

The word generosity means:

The king rules wisely and fairly.

Which of the following sentences uses “rules” in the same way as it is used in the sentence above?