Vocabulary
What word means independence or freedom?
autonomy
What was the passage in Unit 4 all about?
Which suffix means without, not?
less
What is the first step of the REWARDS stategy for figuring out long words?
Look if the word has any prefixes/suffixes. If it does, circle the prefix or suffix and pronounce them.
What team has played in four Super Bowls but never held a lead?
Minnesota Vikings
What word means start or create?
establish
Is this true or false? The British Empire no long exists.
true
What prefix means cause to; in, into; on?
en
What is the second step of the REWARDS stategy for figuring out long words?
Underline the vowles and say the sounds.
What teams have won the most Super Bowls?
Pittsburgh Steelers and New England Patriots (6 each)
What word means something you get?
acquistion
Is this true or false? Britian got resources form the penal colony in Australia.
false, Britain got resources by acquiring other lands.
What suffix means state of, quality of?
age, ance, ate, ence, ism, ity, mentsion, sive, tive, ture
What is the third step of the REWARDS stategy for figuring out long words?
Loop under the word parts and read the word part by part.
How much did a ticket to the very first Super Bowl cost?
$12
false, it menas widespread or everywhere
How did so much of the world become influenced by British culture?
The British Empire stretched around the globe and brought its culture to every country it possessed.
What prefix means not, opposite of?
un, in, im, dis, de, ab
What is the fourth step of the REWARDS stategy for figuring out long words?
Run your finger under the whole word and read the word.
How many chicken wings are consumed on Super Bowl Sunday?
1.45 billion
Does the mean of occupy mean to move away from an area?
false, it means to remain in an area takem by force.
Why did the British Empire decline?
Individual territories watned autonomy.
What prefix means again, back?
re
Accuratly use the REWARDS stategy to say this word
Deconstruction
Teacher assessed
What teams haven't appeared in a single Super Bowl?
Cleveland Browns, Detroit Lions, Houston Texans and Jacksonville Jaguars