Vocabulary 1.0
Vocabulary 2.0
Spelling
Literature
Informational
100

Costing a lot of money

Expensive

100

laughed softly

chuckled

100

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Bear

100

Fill in the blank.

Molly Whuppie, Hercules, and the Tailor, had to overcome many ________ to get what they wanted.


*Hint: it's a vocabulary word we've had

Obstacles

100

What new affordable car led to the need for better roads? 

Model T

200

A thing that blocks one's way or prevents progress. 

Obstacle

200

Occurring once a year

Annual

200

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Clockwise

200

Molly Whuppie is a young girl who outsmarts and tricks the Giant. What does that make her?

*Hint: it's a vocabulary word we've had

A trickster

200

What are fossil fuels? Are they renewable or non-renewable?

Fossil fuels are coal, oil, and natural gas. They are non-renewable.

300

People who move from one country to live in another.

Immigrants

300

A car that uses more than one type of fuel

Hybrid car

300

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Frowned

300
In the Valiant Little Tailor story, how did the tailor outsmart the giant?

The tailor showed his "strength" by squeezing a rock, which was really a cube of cheese in his hands. He threw a rock that would 'never come back' but it was a bird that he threw.

300

What were the effects of the Dust Bowl?

Answers:

- Houses were destroyed and buried. 

- Farms were destroyed. 

- Refugees had to leave their home and relocate. 

400

Crossing a continent

Transcontinental

400

To have the necessary things to survive; basic needs

Livelihood

400

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Intersect

400

In the story Rabbit and Coyote, explain how the rabbit tricked the coyote. 

The rabbit told the coyote to hold up the sky because it was going to fall. The rabbit ran away and did not come back. The coyote eventually got tired of holding the rock and left but fell in a ravine. 

400

Earlier this year, we talked about different ways we can "be green" and reduce fossil fuel emissions during transportation. What was one of the ways we could reduce fossil fuel emissions?



Possible Answers:

- Running/Walking/Biking to places 

- Taking public transportation (buses/trains)

- Green cars like solar cars

- Cars that use 'green fuel' like ethanol or biodiesel.



500

The long-term changes in global temperatures and other characteristics of the atmosphere.

Climate Change

500

A process that creates growth, progress, positive change, or the addition of physical, economic, environmental components.

Development

500

Turn to the teacher for your word and get 500 points if you spell it right!

Superintendent

500

Even though she is feeble, the old lady still walks a mile every day

What is the meaning of feeble?

A. to be hungry

B. without strength or weak

B. without strength or weak

500

Name 3 ways the transcontinental railroad changed the nation.

Answers Could Be:

- Travel was much more affordable. 

- Travel was shorter, the journey took less time.

- It united the nation by linking the East and West.

- The railroad forced Native Americans off their homeland into reservations.

- It brought more people to the West and to various unpopulated areas.