Grammar
School Vocabulary
Money
Math Story Problems
Georgia
100

Person, place, thing, or idea

noun

100

An event directly produces a specific result or consequence.

cause and effect

100

$5 + dime + quarter =

$5.35

100

A boy had 8 marbles and lost 3; now he has...

5

100

The capital of Georgia

Atlanta

200

This is at the beginning of every sentence.

Capital letter

200

Arranged in or resembling a STRAIGHT LINE

linear

200

4 $20 bills + 2 quarters =

$80.50

200

A girl had 12 inches of yard and cut off 5 inches; now she has...

7 inches

200

Three main colors on the Georgia flag

red, white, and blue

300

All sentences end with this.

Punctuation

300

Branch of mathematics that uses letters and symbols

Algebra

300

2 $10 bills + 5 quarters + 3 nickels =

$21.40

300

A fisherman caught 8 catfish and 12 sea bream.  4 died on the way back to his dock.  Now he has... (live fish)

16

300

Major interstate that runs by Warner Robins on the way to Florida and Tennessee (also goes through Atlanta)

Interstate 75

400

Describes a noun or pronoun

adjective

400

A pure substance made of only one type of atom that cannot be broken down into a simpler substance

element

400

5 $20 bills =

$100

400

Mrs. Wurdeman has 5 boxes of pencils.  Each box has 12 pencils.  The total number of pencil is...

60

400

The famous Georgia pastor who gave the "I have a dream" speech in 1963 and was assassinated in 1968.

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

500

Use these around direct text evidence when you write an essay...or when using dialogue.

quotation marks

500

To focus hard on one's thoughts

concentrate

500

10 $10 bills + 2 quarters + 2 dimes + 2 nickels + 2 pennies = 

$100.82

500

Two trains left the train station going opposite directions as 1:00.  They were both going 40 mph.  How far apart were the trains at 2:00?

80 miles

500

The governor of Georgia

Brian Kemp

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