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GRADE 4 key vocab wonders unit 3 week 1

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  • a confused mixture or condition.
    jumble
  • What is the difference between an acquaintance and a friend?
    you are familiar with a friend
  • The mother spoke xxxx to her son about his bad study habits.
    scornfully
  • jumble
    a confused mixture or condition.
  • Eric gently and xxxx touched the owl’s feathers.
    cautiously
  • Tina saw the cat xxxx through the overflowing trash can.
    scrounging
  • What is an antonym for trustworthy?
    untrustworthy
  • A xxxx of masks and snorkels lay tangled together in the bottom of the boat.
    jumble
  • Peanut butter and jelly taste good because they are xxxx foods.
    complementary
  • What foods do you think are complementary?
    were they right?
  • On a multiple-choice test, the girl tried to figure out the most xxxx answers.
    logical
  • trustworthy
    to be reliable.
  • When might you speak scornfully?
    well?
  • complementary
    it makes something whole or complete.
  • scornfully
    you say it or do it in a way that shows dislike or that you are making fun.
  • Joe talked to his new xxxx, Tony, in order to get to know him better.
    acquaintance
  • it makes something whole or complete.
    complementary
  • cautiously
    to do it with care.
  • What might you find in a jumble at the bottom of a wardrobe/closet?
    clothes or shoes?
  • What is a logical way to arrange books?
    alphabetically!!
  • scrounging
    trying to obtain or collect something with difficulty.
  • When you are mountain climbing, it is good to have a trustworthy partner.
    trustworthy
  • logical
    makes sense and is based on reason.
  • makes sense and is based on reason.
    logical
  • do it with care.
    cautiously
  • What is a synonym for cautiously?
    carefully, slowly, guardedly
  • to be reliable.
    trustworthy
  • acquaintance
    someone you know but who is not a close friend.
  • you say it or do it in a way that shows dislike or that you are making fun.
    scornfully
  • someone you know but who is not a close friend.
    acquaintance
  • trying to obtain or collect something with difficulty.
    scrounging
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