Vocab 1
The History of Building Construction
Vocab 2 (Harder)
Writing
Grammar
100

worthy of attention; striking

remarkable

100

If someone is building something strong in case of the elements, what is elements referring to?

weather

100

hard but liable to break or shatter easily

brittle

100

What is the Main Idea?

what the story or article is about

100

What is the Subject and Main Verbs?

Barbara swam and played volleyball on the beach last Sunday.

Subject: Barbara, Verbs: swam and played

200

to see or perceive briefly or partially

glimpse

200

What are cathedrals and chapels?

religious structures, like churches

200

developing a new method, idea, or product

innovation

200

Past tense of to throw?

threw

200

Subject and Main Verbs in the sentence?

The rain caused a mudslide and ruined my boots.

Subject: The rain, Verbs: caused and ruined

300

attractively unusual or old-fashioned, cute in an old way

quaint

300

What are architects?

people who design buildings

300

able to withstand wear, pressure, or damage

durable

300

The writer will organize their thoughts by using _____ like first, next, then, and last.

Time Order Words

300

Two or more subjects that share the same verb

Compound Subjects

400

inspiring respect and admiration; having high status

prestigious

400

Why did people want permanent homes?

began farming, kept their own animals

400

quality of being easily bent; flexible

pliability

400

What's the Main Idea?

Some people say that music helps them to relax and focus when they are studying or working.

music helps some people relax

400

two or more Main Verbs connected by the word and for the same Subject

Compound Predicates

500

to feel deep respect or admiration for something

revere

500

What event or scary time period made building stronger and with reinforcements necessary?

World War 2 (bombings)

500

large, deep pit from which stone or other materials are or have been taken from

quarry

500

Best Topic Sentence:

a. Cats will rub against their owner's legs to put their scent on the ones they love.

b. Cats have a second pair of eyelids.

c. There are plenty of little things most people don't know about cats.

d. Cats like to be close to warmth.

c.

500

Which sentence has a Compound Predicate?

a. The cat and the dog like to take naps on the rug.

b. Our cat trails behind Little Timmy and cries if he gets too far from the house.

c. Our dog naps on the rug and our bed with the flower print.

d. Our cat will go crazy if you give him some chicken under the table, please don't do that.

b.