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Graph, Gram Vocabulary

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  • Using correct grammar does not matter to most teachers.
    sense
    nonsense
  • She drew a detailed diagram of the water cycle.
    sense
    nonsense
  • A seismograph is used by scientists studying
    tornados
    earthquakes
    weather forecasts
  • aud and audio means
    written or drawn
    to hear or listen
    to see or look
    self
  • Gram and graph mean
    to hear or listen
    to see or look
    written or drawn
    self
  • Which of these are homographs?
    pale and pail
    lead and lead
    right and write
  • Which pair is an anagram?
    bat, ball
    listen, silent
    hear, each
  • The telegram is an outdated form of communication.
    sense
    nonsense
  • Diagrams and graphics are both
    types of text styles
    types of images or drawings
  • auto means
    to hear or listen
    by hand
    written or drawn
    self
  • The wedding invitation had beautiful calligraphy on the front.
    nonsense
    sense
  • Calligraphy is a type of
    writing
    music
    books
  • A paragraph is
    a group of related sentences
    a pair of graphs
    a long story
  • Dear and deer are examples of homographs.
    nonsense
    sense
  • vis and vid mean
    to hear or listen
    to see or look
    written or drawn
    self
  • It is smart to have a seismograph in earthquake prone areas.
    nonsense
    sense
  • An synonym for graphics is
    audio clips
    pictures
    writing
  • The graphics helped illustrate the animals’ story of survival.
    sense
    nonsense
  • man means
    to hear or listen
    by hand
    written or drawn
    self
  • Graphite is used in
    tires
    pencil lead
    cardboard boxes
  • The block of graphite was such a pretty green color.
    sense
    nonsense
  • Each paragraph should be indented at the first line.
    sense
    nonsense
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