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archaeology

the study of the buildings, graves, tools, and other objects that belonged to
people who lived in the past,
in order to learn about their culture and society

• Describe the picture and use the word archaeology in a


statement.

2. Use the word archaeology in a question.

3. Use the word archaeology in an imperative sentence.


document
a piece of written, printed, or electronic matter that provides
information or evidence or that serves as an official record

• Describe the picture and use the word document in a


statement.

2. Use the word document in a question.

3. Use the word document in an imperative sentence.


era
a period of time beginning with some
special date or event

• Describe the picture and use the word era in a


statement.

2. Use the word era in a question.

3. Use the word era in an imperative sentence.


evidence
anything that can be used to prove something. One or more
reasons for believing that something is or is not true

• Describe the picture and use the word evidence in a


statement.

2. Use the word evidence in a question.

3. Use the word evidence in an imperative sentence.


expedition
a journey or voyage undertaken by a group of people with a particular purpos
e, especially that of exploration, scientific research, or war.

• Describe the picture and use the word expedition in a


statement.

2. Use the word expedition in a question.

3. Use the word expedition in an imperative sentence.


permanent
lasting or intended to last or remain unchanged indefinitely

• Describe the portraits and use the word permanent in a


statement.

2. Use the word permanent in a question.

3. Use the word permanent in an imperative sentence.


tremendous
extraordinarily large in size, extent,
amount, power, or degree

• Describe the portraits and use the word tremendous in a


statement.

2. Use the word tremendous in a question.

3. Use the word tremendous in an imperative sentence.


uncover
to discover something secret or hidden : to take a cover or
covering off something:

• Describe the portraits and use the word uncover in a


statement.

2. Use the word uncover in a question.

3. Use the word uncover in an imperative sentence.


Tell a story and use all
the words that you
learned in this lesson.

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