When a reader uses details in the text to figure out what happens next, he or she does this.....
What is predict?
What does the root word tele mean?
Far or distant
When you step on this, it makes your bicycle or car go.
What is a pedal?
Someone who sees or observes an event, like a concert or a game.
What is a spectator?
A device used to make the small sound of the voice louder
What is a microphone?
If you say the opposite or argue with your parents, they might say you _________________ them.
What is contradict?
What does the root word auto mean?
This is a name for a person who walks.
What is a pedestrian?
This word can be used to describe something impressive enough to be worthy of seeing
What is spectacular?
What is a xylophone?
This is what a judge gives in court when he or she says someone is guilty or not guilty...
What is a verdict?
What does the root word bio mean?
life
If a person walks around selling items, they are called this.
What is a peddler?
One who "sees" or "looks" into something
Who is an inspector?
Words that sound the same but are different in meaning and usually spelling.
What is a homophone?
This is what a leader is called if what he says goes and people have no voice in their government.
What is a dictator?
What does the root word script mean?
write or draw
An explorer who goes on this type of trip by foot to travel in a mostly unknown area?
What is an expedition?
The way in which a person "sees" through or interprets the world.
What is perspective?
A group of instruments played together usually with a conductor
What is a symphony?
This student has the highest grade point average in the graduating class and is asked to give a speech at graduation.
Who is the valedictorian?
What does the root word hydra/hydro mean?
water
This insect or bug has one thousand legs.
What is a millipede?
One seen or viewed with mistrust, perhaps guilty of a crime.
Who is a suspect?
A cone-shaped acoustic device held to the mouth to intensify and direct the human voice (sometimes cheerleaders or coached use this)
What is a megaphone?