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WORD LIST
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1. accuse [Verb] ac•cuse
Sentence: They didn't have enough evidence to accuse him of the crime.
Definition: to blame for or charge with wrongdoing
2. bathe [Verb] bathe

Sentence: The mother prepared a warm bath to bathe her baby.
Definition: to wash or soak all or part of the body
3. busy [Adjective] bus•y

Sentence: I am too busy to play a game today.
Definition: having a lot to do; full of activity
4. continue [Verb] con•tin•ue

Sentence: Our teacher says we can continue writing for another fifteen
minutes.
Definition: to keep doing something or start doing something again in the
same manner or direction
5. dense [Adjective] dense

Sentence: If you see dense clouds in the sky, it's likely to rain before long.
Definition: having parts that are crowded or closely packed together; compact
6. drill [Noun]
Sentence: A drill is an activity that is meant to be done repeatedly.
Definition: an activity or exercise that is practiced repeatedly to learn or
perfect a skill
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7. effect [Noun] ef•fect
Sentence: The medicine had an immediate effect on her illness.
Definition: a change that happens as the direct result of an action; a
consequence
8. foal [Noun] foal

Sentence: A foal will grow up to be a horse.
Definition: a newborn or young horse
9. foe [Noun] foe

Sentence: The opposite of a foe is a friend.
Definition: an enemy or opponent
10. fund [Verb]

Sentence: Many people will have to fund the theater for it to remain open.
Definition: to provide money for a cause, organization, or purpose
11. gram [Noun] gram

Sentence: A gram is a tiny metric amount of weight.
Definition: a metric unit of mass or weight equal to one thousandth of a
kilogram
12. loan [Noun] loan

Sentence: People usually take out a loan to buy expensive things.
Definition: something that is borrowed for a certain amount of time
13. mock [Verb] mock

Sentence: It hurts my feelings when people mock me.
Definition: to make fun of, often by imitating

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14. pave [Verb] pave
Sentence: Two popular ways to pave driveways are by using concrete and
asphalt.
Definition: to cover ground with a material, such as concrete or asphalt, that
hardens and creates a flat surface
15. plaid [Noun] plaid

Sentence: A plaid pattern has both horizontal and vertical stripes.
Definition: a pattern of uneven stripes in both directions that repeat
16. prank [Noun] prank

Sentence: My brother's college roommate played a little prank on him.
Definition: a trick or practical joke
17. rank [Noun] rank

Sentence: A military officer whose position gives him or her the most power
has the highest rank.
Definition: the position of someone or something within a group
18. remote [Adjective] re•mote

Sentence: They went on a backpacking trip to visit a remote lake in the
Canadian Rockies.
Definition: distant or isolated; in the distant past
19. rhyme [Noun]

Sentence: This part of the poem has a rhyme that always makes me laugh.
Definition: two or more words that end in or contain the same sounds

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20. shrine [Noun] shrine
Sentence: A shrine contains a religious object and may be kept outside or
inside.
Definition: a container or small space where a religious object is kept; a
place that is considered a special or holy tribute to a person or a god
21. strict [Adjective] strict

Sentence: I have a strict curfew and must be home by 9 p.m. to avoid getting
in trouble.
Definition: requiring that rules be obeyed or certain behaviors followed
22. swan [Noun] swan

Sentence: A swan is a large white bird with a long neck and webbed feet.
Definition: a large bird with a long neck that lives near water
23. text [Verb] text

Sentence: I plan to text my friends a lot with my new smartphone.
Definition: to send or receive a short written message by a device such as a
cell phone
24. threat [Noun] threat

Sentence: People in some parts of the world live with the constant threat of
war.
Definition: a danger; a statement of an intent to cause harm
25. tile [Noun] tile

Sentence: The tile in our bathroom is small squares with mortar in between
to hold them in place.
Definition: a thin square or rectangular piece of a material that is used to
cover a surface

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26. bleach [Verb]
Sentence: We need to bleach the jeans to make them white.
Definition: to remove the color from something or make it lighter
27. dwell [Verb]

Sentence: The migrant worker did not intend to dwell in the rural town for
very long.
Definition: live in or at a specified place
28. shrunk [Verb]

Sentence: The sweater had shrunk after repeated washing.
Definition: become or make smaller in size or amount.
29. tote [Noun]

Sentence: She had plans to go to Hawaii, so she ordered a tote bag, a
swimming suit and sandals.
Definition: a large bag used for carrying things usually used at the beach.

WORDS IN CONTEXT
DAY 1
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1. If you accuse your brother of scratching

your CD, you are claiming that he
scratched it.
accuse 2. Tomorrow morning in court, the lawyer

will accuse Susan of, or charge her with,
(verb) stealing Helen's car.
3. Police officers wanted to accuse Oliver

of murder, but his lawyers had evidence
to absolve him of any guilt.
1. It is important to bathe, or to
wash one's body, in order to get
clean.
bathe
2. Snow monkeys like to bathe in
(verb) hot springs.
3. Ivan helped his father bathe their

muddy dog.
1. On a busy day, you have a lot to

do.
busy 2. She is too busy at work to answer
(adjective) the phone.
3. A busy street is full of cars and is
not quiet.

WORDS IN CONTEXT
DAY 1
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1. To continue is to keep doing

something or to start doing
something again, not to stop.
continue 2. I will continue to practice the
(verb) song until I get it right.
3. I was so tired that I didn't think I

could continue, or carry on, to the
finish line.
1. It is dangerous to drive in dense

fog because you can't see where
you're going.
dense 2. The underbrush in one part of the

forest is so dense, or thick, that
(adjective) people cannot pass through it.
3. D ense smoke poured out of the

building before firefighters arrived
and put out the fire.
1. A military drill is an exercise that

is done daily to help soldiers learn
certain skills.
drill 2. During the earthquake drill , the

students practiced skills they could
(noun) use in an emergency.
3. The school ran a fire drill to teach

students what to do in the case of
a real fire.
WORDS IN CONTEXT
DAY 1
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1. An effect is like a result or a

consequence.
2. The bandage he put on his knee

effect had an immediate effect on the
bleeding.
(noun)
3. Effect is a noun that refers to a
result or change, while affect is a
verb that refers to causing a
change.
1. A foal is a young horse.
foal 2. A foal drinks milk from its

mother.
(noun)
3. A healthy foal can stand as soon
as it is born.
1. A foe is an enemy, opponent,

rival, or competitor.
foe 2. The word foe can refer to a single

person or a country being fought.
(noun)
3. Germany was a foe of the United
States in both World War I and
World War II.

WORDS IN CONTEXT
DAY 1
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1. I fund, or donate money, to a lot

of different causes.
fund 2. If you really want to support the

children's organization, then you
(verb) have to fund it.
3. My mom wants to fund my

lemonade stand.
1. A gram is a metric unit of mass or

weight equal to one thousandth of a
kilogram or one hundredth of a
gram centigram.
(noun) 2. A gram (metric) is about one twenty-

eighth of an ounce (standard).
3. A gram is a tiny amount of weight that

you might see listed on a food label.
1. When people get a loan of money,

they are expected to pay it back
with interest, or a fee.
loan 2. My parents took out a loan , or

mortgage, from the bank to buy a
(noun) house.
3. My friend gave me a loan of $5,

which I will pay back when I get
my allowance.
WORDS IN CONTEXT
DAY 1
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1. If you m ock someone, you imitate

that person and make fun of him
or her in a mean way.
mock 2. Synonyms for m ock include tease,

imitate, and mimic.
(verb)
3. People often m ock others who are
different, but it's much kinder to
treat them with compassion and
support.
1. To create a parking lot, one must

pave an area of ground with a
hard surface such as asphalt.
pave 2. The town raised money to pave,
(verb) or surface, the dirt road.
3. Dad decided to pave our patio

with concrete that looks like pieces
of stone.
1. A plaid is a pattern of uneven

stripes in both directions that
repeat.
plaid 2. A plaid is similar to a
(noun) checkerboard except that the
stripes in a plaid aren't even.
3. Mom has a plaid skirt that she

wears with a green sweater.

WORDS IN CONTEXT
DAY 1
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1. A prank is a practical joke or an

act of mischief.
prank 2. A prank is usually meant to be

funny, but it sometimes ends up
(noun) being hurtful.
3. Synonyms for prank include

escapade, stunt, trick, and caper.
1. Rank is the position of someone or

something within a group.
rank 2. A major in the U.S. Army has a

higher rank than a captain.
(noun)
3. Do you know the name of the
chess player who has the highest
rank in the world?
1. If you live in India, Alaska is very

remote , but it's close if you live in
western Canada.
remote 2. The word remote can refer to actual

distance or the difficulty in reaching
(adjective) a place in challenging terrain.
3. In the distant, or remote , past,

many people never traveled more
than a few miles from home.

WORDS IN CONTEXT
DAY 1
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1. A good rhym e pairs words with

similar sounds in interesting ways.
2. He spent hours trying to think of a

rhyme better rhym e for the end of his
(noun) poem.
3. The first rhym e you think of for a

word may not be the best one to
use.
1. A s hrine is any of several kinds of

places where worship or
remembrance takes place.
2. When a celebrity dies, fans often

shrine leave flowers and candles at an
(noun) outdoor s hrine to express their
grief.
3. The outdoor s hrine , or holy place,

contained a religious statue and
attracted many worshipers.
1. If you have strict parents, they

make you obey many rules.
strict 2. My uncle is always strict , or stern,

with my cousins.
(adjective)
3. I am a strict vegetarian, but my
cousin is more relaxed about it and
sometimes eats meat.

WORDS IN CONTEXT
DAY 1
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1. A swan is a large bird with a long

neck and webbed feet.
swan 2. A swan can be white, black, or
(noun) both colors.
3. A swan is a cousin of a goose and

a duck.
1. She preferred to text people, or

send short written messages on
her phone, rather than call them.
text
2. I'll text you the information so
(verb) you have it on your cell phone.
3. Will you text me the directions to

the party?
1. One meaning of threat is a

statement of an intent to cause
harm, such as a threatening letter.
threat 2. Tornadoes pose a high threat , or
(noun) danger, to people who live in
certain parts of the world.
3. The threat of a storm caused us to

cancel our plans for a picnic.

WORDS IN CONTEXT
DAY 1
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1. Tile is a thin square or rectangular piece

of a material used to cover an outdoor or
indoor surface.
tile 2. Outdoor tile might be made of concrete

or baked clay, while indoor tile might
(noun) be made of cork, ceramic, or linoleum.
3. The walls above our bathtub are covered

in tile so the water will run off instead of
getting absorbed.
bleach 1. We need to bleach the jeans to

(verb) make them white.
dwell 1. The migrant worker did not

intend to dwell in the rural town
(verb) for very long.

WORDS IN CONTEXT
DAY 1
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shrunk 1. The sweater had shrunk after

(verb) repeated washing.
tote 1. She had plans to go to Hawaii, so

she ordered a tote bag, a
(noun) swimming suit and sandals.

WORD SMART
DAY 1
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Name:
INSTRUCTIONS: Record a vocabulary word in each word box. Then write a synonym and an antonym,
draw a picture, and define each word. Use each word in a sentence on the back of this worksheet.
Word Picture
Synonym
Antonym
Definition
Word Picture
Synonym
Antonym
Definition

to blame for or charge
accuse with wrongdoing
(verb)
to wash or soak all or

bathe part of the body
(verb)
having a lot to do; full of

busy activity
(adjective)
to keep doing something
or start doing something
continue again in the same
manner or direction
(verb)
having parts that are

crowded or closely
dense packed together;
compact
(adjective)
an activity or exercise
that is practiced
drill repeatedly to learn or
perfect a skill
(noun)
a change that happens as
the direct result of an
effect action; a consequence
(noun)
a newborn or young
foal horse
(noun)
an enemy or opponent
foe (noun)
to provide money for a
cause, organization, or
fund purpose
(verb)
a metric unit of mass or

weight equal to one
gram thousandth of a kilogram
(noun)
something that is
borrowed for a certain
loan amount of time
(noun)
to make fun of, often by
mock imitating
(verb)
to cover ground with a

material, such as
concrete or asphalt, that
pave hardens and creates a flat
surface
(verb)
a pattern of uneven
stripes in both directions
plaid that repeat
(noun)
a trick or practical joke
prank (noun)
the position of someone

or something within a
rank group
(noun)
distant or isolated; in the

remote distant past
(adjective)
two or more words that
end in or contain the
rhyme same sounds
(noun)
a container or small
space where a religious
object is kept; a place
shrine that is considered a
special or holy tribute to
a person or a god
(noun)
requiring that rules be

obeyed or certain
strict behaviors followed
(adjective)
a large bird with a long
swan neck that lives near water
(noun)
to send or receive a short

written message by a
text device such as a cell
phone
(verb)
a danger; a statement of
threat an intent to cause harm
(noun)
a thin square or
rectangular piece of a
tile material that is used to
cover a surface
(noun)
to remove the color from

something or make it
bleach lighter
(verb)
live in or at a specified
dwell place
(verb)
become or make smaller
shrunk in size or amount.
(verb)
a large bag used for

carrying things usually
tote used at the beach.
(noun)
ANALOGIES
DAY 2
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Name:
An analogy shows a relationship between two sets of words. The words in the first pair must have the same
relationship as the words in the second pair. To complete an analogy with a missing word, you must first
discover the relationship between the completed pair. (Example: Cat is to meow as dog is to bark.)
release active pretend floor food largest

computer cake light mammal student last
virtuous kilometer
INSTRUCTIONS: Determine the relationship between the first pair of words. Then use the words in the
word box to complete the second pair of words.
1. Busy is to busiest ...as... large is to .
2. Continue is to continuous ...as... virtue is to .
3. Bathe is to body ...as... mop is to .
4. Accuse is to absolve ...as... arrest is to .

ANALOGIES
DAY 2
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Name:
cow color active presentation relaxed cake

difficulty student thick music floor
pretend computer light
5. Dense is to thin ...as... dark is to .
6. Drill is to activity ...as... lecture is to .
7. Effect is to effective ...as... act is to .
8. Foal is to horse ...as... calf is to .

ANALOGIES
DAY 2
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Name:
mammal kilometer pretend color relaxed

largest student presentation thick custom
light difficulty cash food
9. Foe is to friend ...as... teacher is to .
10. fund is to money ...as... feed is to .
11. Loan is to mortgage ...as... money is to .
12. Gram is to kilogram ...as... meter is to .

ANALOGIES
DAY 2
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Name:
active pretend light virtuous last relaxed

mammal custom color presentation music
computer cake difficulty
13. Prank is to escapade ...as... habit is to .
14. Mock is to tease ...as... imagine is to .
15. Pave is to driveway ...as... ice is to .
16. Plaid is to pattern ...as... blue is to .

ANALOGIES
DAY 2
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Name:
presentation computer cash release amount

music cake last cow relaxed eat pretend
thick floor
17. Rhyme is to poetry ...as... note is to .
18. Remote is to close ...as... first is to .
19. Rank is to position ...as... quantity is to .
20. Shrine is to worship ...as... restaurant is to .

ANALOGIES
DAY 2
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Name:
kilometer cow difficulty light color

virtuous relaxed thick custom floor release
active computer mammal
21. Text is to cell phone ...as... instant message is to .
22. Threat is to risk ...as... problem is to .
23. Swan is to bird ...as... deer is to .
24. Strict is to relaxed ...as... tense is to .

ANALOGIES
DAY 2
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Name:
active relaxed thick cow pretend amount

cake mammal largest virtuous kilometer
25. Tile is to thin ...as... brick is to .

CLOZE SENTENCES
DAY 2
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Name:
shrine busy rank bathe accuse tote

shrunk strict loan fund pave continue
bleach dwell
INSTRUCTIONS: Use the vocabulary words in the word box above to complete the sentences below.
1. I am too to play a game today.
2. They didn't have enough evidence to him of the crime.
3. The mother prepared a warm bath to her baby.
4. Our teacher says we can writing for another fifteen

minutes.

CLOZE SENTENCES
DAY 2
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Name:
drill threat effect rank tile mock gram

foal swan dense bathe text shrunk loan
5. A is an activity that is meant to be done repeatedly.
6. A will grow up to be a horse.
7. If you see clouds in the sky, it's likely to rain before long.
8. The medicine had an immediate on her illness.

CLOZE SENTENCES
DAY 2
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Name:
foe effect threat loan drill gram dense

fund remote pave bleach rhyme plaid
text
9. The opposite of a is a friend.
10. A is a tiny metric amount of weight.
11. People usually take out a to buy expensive things.
12. Many people will have to the theater for it to remain

open.

CLOZE SENTENCES
DAY 2
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Name:
loan bathe mock tote text foal shrine

fund plaid foe tile prank shrunk pave
13. My brother's college roommate played a little on him.
14. A pattern has both horizontal and vertical stripes.
15. It hurts my feelings when people me.
16. Two popular ways to driveways are by using concrete

and asphalt.

CLOZE SENTENCES
DAY 2
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Name:
rank bathe tile bleach continue accuse

foe shrine loan prank rhyme remote
effect gram
17. They went on a backpacking trip to visit a lake in the

Canadian Rockies.
18. A military officer whose position gives him or her the most power has the highest
.
19. This part of the poem has a that always makes me laugh.
20. A contains a religious object and may be kept outside or

inside.

CLOZE SENTENCES
DAY 2
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Name:
text mock foe accuse tote remote swan

dense bleach drill threat busy strict loan
21. People in some parts of the world live with the constant
of war.
22. A is a large white bird with a long neck and webbed

feet.
23. I have a curfew and must be home by 9 p.m. to avoid

getting in trouble.
24. I plan to my friends a lot with my new smartphone.

CLOZE SENTENCES
DAY 2
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Name:
swan dense bathe tile busy fund shrunk

bleach plaid continue dwell loan prank
tote
25. The migrant worker did not intend to in the rural town
for very long.
26. The in our bathroom is small squares with mortar in

between to hold them in place.
27. The sweater had after repeated washing.
28. We need to the jeans to make them white.

CLOZE SENTENCES
DAY 2
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Name:
effect shrunk gram rank remote plaid

accuse bathe rhyme dwell tote
29. She had plans to go to Hawaii, so she ordered a bag, a

swimming suit and sandals.

CONCEPT COMPLETION
DAY 4
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Name:
INSTRUCTIONS: Use what you know about the vocabulary words to complete the following sentences.
1. A foe in a war might also be called .
2. I can't continue sleeping if .
3. A loan is something that is borrowed for .
4. One threat to safety caused by weather where I live is .
5. When you bathe , you .
6. An effect of cold temperatures might be .
7. A foal is a baby .
8. To pave a parking lot means to .
9. One country that seems remote to me is .
10. A shrine is a place where .
11. If you were a strict parent, you might .
12. A plaid jacket has .

CONCEPT COMPLETION
DAY 4
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Name:
13. The teacher led a drill on .
14. One prank I've heard of is .
15. An army officer with a high rank .
16. I am busy when I .
17. This rhyme in the poem works because .
18. To mock someone is to .
19. A swan has .
20. If you text someone, you send .
21. You might see dense smoke .
22. A gram is a .
23. One place in a house that often has tile is .
24. The bank will fund the .

CONCEPT COMPLETION
DAY 4
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Name:
25. When police officers accuse someone of a crime, they .

ASSESSMENT
DAY 5
(Page 1 of 4 )
Name:
INSTRUCTIONS: Choose the best answer to complete each statement.
1. If police officers accuse 5. A dense material is .

someone of a crime, they
a long
think the person .
b bloated
a might have witnessed the crime
c compact
b committed the crime
c might want to work on the case
6. They the drill to
learn the new skill.
2. When you bathe, you wash
a read
your .
b practice
a body
b books c create
c bed
7. An effect is like .
3. What happens when you are a an operation
busy? b a finding
a You have a lot to do.
c a result
b You are bored.
c You have nothing to do.
8. What will a foal grow up to
be?
4. A person might not want to a a horse
continue . b an elephant
a having fun c a cow
b learning
c being sick
9. A foe is someone you
.
a do not get along with
b are close friends with
c enjoy the company of

ASSESSMENT
DAY 5
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Name:
10. To fund an organization is to 15. A plaid is most similar to

give to it. .
a money a polka dots
b food b a checkerboard
c cars c zigzags
11. A gram is not equal to 16. A prank is meant to be

. .
a one thousandth of a kilogram a damaging
b one hundredth of a centigram b funny
c an ounce c dangerous
12. When you get a loan, you 17. Rank has to do with the
borrow something . position of a person or thing
a forever .
b for an amount of time a in space
c for as long as you want b within a group
c apart from others
13. People often mock others

with . 18. is an example of a
a logic remote place.
b imitation a Your school
c nonsense b The top of a mountain
c The grocery store
14. To pave means to cover a

.
a swimming pool
b piece of ground
c vehicle so it stays dry

ASSESSMENT
DAY 5
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Name:
19. Rhyme can be important in a 24. A threat expresses an intent

. to .
a play a harm
b poem b praise
c painting c advice
20. A shrine could be a . 25. Tile is used to

things.
a person
a cover
b container
b cook
c prayer
c carry
21. What is a synonym for strict?

26. means to remove
a stern the color from something or
b silent make it lighter
a bleach
c calm
b threat
c mock
22. A swan is a large .
a bird 27. means live in or at a

b mammal specified place
c reptile a tote
b dwell
23. You usually use a to c bleach
text.
a phone
b computer
c paper

ASSESSMENT
DAY 5
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Name:
28. means become or

make smaller in size or
amount.
a shrunk
b rank
c prank
29. means a large bag

used for carrying things
usually used at the beach.
a loan
b rhyme
c tote

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WORD LIST

2. bathe [Verb] bathe

3. busy [Adjective] bus•y

4. continue [Verb] con•tin•ue

5. dense [Adjective] dense

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8. foal [Noun] foal

9. foe [Noun] foe

10. fund [Verb]

11. gram [Noun] gram

12. loan [Noun] loan

13. mock [Verb] mock

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15. plaid [Noun] plaid

16. prank [Noun] prank

17. rank [Noun] rank

18. remote [Adjective] re•mote

19. rhyme [Noun]

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21. strict [Adjective] strict

22. swan [Noun] swan

23. text [Verb] text

24. threat [Noun] threat

25. tile [Noun] tile

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27. dwell [Verb]

28. shrunk [Verb]

29. tote [Noun]

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1. If you accuse your brother of scratching

accuse 2. Tomorrow morning in court, the lawyer

3. Police officers wanted to accuse Oliver

3. Ivan helped his father bathe their

1. On a busy day, you have a lot to

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1. To continue is to keep doing

3. I was so tired that I didn't think I

1. It is dangerous to drive in dense

dense 2. The underbrush in one part of the

3. D ense smoke poured out of the

1. A military drill is an exercise that

drill 2. During the earthquake drill , the

3. The school ran a fire drill to teach

1. An effect is like a result or a

2. The bandage he put on his knee

1. A foal is a young horse.

foal 2. A foal drinks milk from its

1. A foe is an enemy, opponent,

foe 2. The word foe can refer to a single

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1. I fund, or donate money, to a lot

fund 2. If you really want to support the

3. My mom wants to fund my

1. A gram is a metric unit of mass or

(noun) 2. A gram (metric) is about one twenty-

3. A gram is a tiny amount of weight that

1. When people get a loan of money,

loan 2. My parents took out a loan , or

3. My friend gave me a loan of $5,

1. If you m ock someone, you imitate

mock 2. Synonyms for m ock include tease,

1. To create a parking lot, one must

3. Dad decided to pave our patio