Year 5 Term 3 Vocabulary Quiz | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

English 21 Public

Revisiting our vocabulary over term 3

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What is the meaning of the suffix -ed?

Something happened in the past.

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What does the prefix be- mean?

Thoroughly, about, around, completely, to make…

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Think back to reading My Place. What is the meaning of 'gaol'?

Gaol (jail) - noun - a place of confinement of people convicted of a crime - Jail is preferred spelling - Gaol is outdated

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Name five words that have the suffix -ed.

Belonged, crashed, opened, closed, gathered, pushed, pulled, dressed, relaxed.

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Can your team name five of our vocabulary words we have learnt this term?

This could be: grazing, belonged, ticket-of-leave, accomplished, magistrate, mischief, sewerage.

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What does the prefix un- mean?

Not.

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Can you name three words that have the root word of 'employ'?

Such as unemployed, employment, employed, employable, employing.

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What is the root word in the word 'compensated'?

Compensate.

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What is the meaning of the word 'accompanied'?

Go somewhere with (someone) as a companion or escort.

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What is the phonology (speech sounds of a language) of the word 'European'?

Eu/r/o/p/e/a/n

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What is the etymology (where words come from) of the word 'theoretical'?

1610s Late Latin ‘theoreticus’

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How many syllables does the word 'diagnosis' have?

Four. di-ag-no-sis

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Was butter-churn a word in our vocabulary this term? True or False.

True! In week one.

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Where were the weekly vocabulary be selected from?

Our mentor texts of My Place, Stephen Hawking biography, Hamilton Hume biography, and Little People Big Dreams books.

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What does 'etymology' mean?

Where words come from.

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Extra Question: What special guest did we have a workshop with in term 3?

Leigh Hobbs.

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