Vocabulary
Facts
Past Tense 1
Miscellaneous
Transitions
100

To hide (something) so that it will not be seen or noticed.

What is to disguise.

100

The year of the Boston Tea Party. +50 for the month.

What is December 1773.

100

The irregular past tense of throw.

Threw.

100

What is one reason to preview a text?

It helps you understand it better. It helps you establish a purpose for reading. 

100

A transition word you can use in the beginning when retelling a sequence of events.

First, In the (year), In the beginning, etc...

200

A person who betrays a country or group of people by helping or supporting an enemy.

What is a traitor.


200

The drink that the colonists boycotted.

What is tea.

200

The past tense of to disguise.

Disguised

200

A sentence or group of words that is written on or next to a picture to explain what is being shown.

What is a caption.

200

A transition word you can use in the middle when retelling a sequence of events.

Next, Then, After that, Second, Third, etc...

300

 To refuse to buy, use, or participate in (something) as a way of protesting.

What is protest.

300

The law the British Parliament passed that made tea cheaper, but still included a tax.

What is the Tea Act of 1773.

300

The irregular past tense of pay.

Paid.

300

Give a synonym for cargo.

Goods

300

A transition word you can use at the end when retelling a sequence of events.

Finally, In conclusion, In the end, etc...

400

A member of a government-backed group that settles in a new country or region. The land that's claimed is usually already occupied by another group of people.

What is a colonist.

400

The type of people the Sons of Liberty (group of protesting colonists) disguised themselves as.

Mohawk Indians or Native Americans

400

The irregular past tense of go.

Went.

400

Give a synonym for independence.

Freedom.

400

What is a transition or transitional phrase?

Transitions are words and phrases that provide a connection between ideas, sentences, and paragraphs.

500

The part of the British government that is in charge of making laws.

What is parliament.

500

The patriot’s name who shouted, “Boston Harbor a teapot tonight! The Mohawks are here!”

Sam Adams

500

The negative simple past tense of serve (Hint: Use a helping verb and not)

Didn’t serve or did not serve.

500

Give a synonym for boycott. 

Protest.

500

Tell your neighbor three things you did today before this class. Use three transitions (first, next, finally) and past tense verbs. Be ready to share.

Please share.