Define
statement
a definite or clear expression of something in speech or writing
apple/orange
apple: red, yellow, green; has a stem
orange: orange; has thicker skin
BOTH: fruits
candle
made of wax
may see it on a birthday cake
has a flame
different colors and sizes
Sam fell off of the monkey bars and heard a *snap*.
What might have happened? What will happen next?
She may have broken a bone; she will go to the hospital
What is the capital of New York?
Albany
social
relating to human society, the interaction of the individual and the group
USA/England
USA: located in North America
England: located in Europe
BOTH: countries; speak English
pizza
round when in its full form
can be cut into triangular pieces
can have many different toppings
cheesy
a type of food
The power goes out during Molly's wedding.
What will happen next?
Everyone freaks out; bride and groom are very upset; the staff works hard to use the generator to turn the power back on
Where can you go if you need to get a passport?
post office
union
the action or fact of joining or being joined
jog/sprint
jog: slow run
spring: fast run
BOTH: body is in motion; faster than a walk
state
made up of cities and towns
there are 51 of them in our country
populated by people
all different sizes
I will read you your Miranda Rights and I carry a baton.
Who am I?
Police officer
What is a synonym for "jealousy"?
envy
bonus
something welcome and often unexpected that accompanies and enhances something that is itself good.
president/principal
president: rules a country
Principal: in control of a school
BOTH: have very important jobs; in charge of a lot of people
earth
round; enormous; made of water and land; we live there
I walk in and my jaw drops open wide! I cannot believe what I see, there are decorations everywhere and all of my friends are here!
What might be going on?
Surprise Party
What is an antonym for "normal"?
abnormal; odd; weird; different; unique
firm
another word for "hard"
kid/adult
kid: under the age of 18
adult: can own a house
BOTH: humans
experiment
you may do it in science class;
you need a HYPOTHESIS;
you need a PROCEDURE;
you can solve a question
you need to take DATA
It is time to pick teams for the PE volleyball game. Jake slinks down into his seat and tells the PE teacher he has a stomach ache.
What is going on?
He may have gotten picked last for the team last year; or he is really bad at volleyball
What are 5 ways you can "describe" something?
color, size, shape, function, where you can find it, who uses it, when you use it, how it makes someone feel, etc.