Vocabulary
Piracy
Prefixes
Suffixes
Holiday Facts
100

Which vocab word means to have an exciting experience? 

an adventure

100

What was the passage in Unit 3 all about?   

Piracy in the 17th and 18th centuries

100

Which prefix means "through, throughout"? 

per

100

Which suffix means "on who; inclined to"? 

ent

100

In the song “Frosty the Snowman,” what made Frosty come to life?

An old silk hat

200

Which vocab word means to take things by force? 

a plunder 

200

Why was life hard for pirates? 

Life was often difficult because of food poisoning, seasickness, and bad smells.

200

Which prefix means "again, back"?

re

200

Which suffix means "person connected with; more"?

er, or

200

Who invented the christmas lights? 

Thomas Edison 

300

Which vocab word means to let someone do something? 

permit

300

What was the major difference between pirates and buccaneers?

A pirate attacked ships of all countries. A buccaneer targeted Spanish ships.

300

Which prefix means "wrongly, wrong, not"? 

mis

300

Which suffix means "in a manner that is"? 

ly

300

What phrase made popular in the book “A Christmas Carol” expresses annoyance with cheery holiday celebrations?

Bah humbug!

400

Which vocab word means strength or energy? 

intensity

400

In the 17th and 18th centuries, pirates were most known for:

Attacking ships and stealing cargo

400

Which prefix means "before"?

pre

400

Which suffix means "person who does"?

ist

400

What cartoon character’s name is used to indicate a small, thin, or just plain undesirable Christmas tree?

Charlie Brown

500

Which vocab word means authority of someone or something? 

jurisdiction

500

What is still true about piracy today?

Today, pirates take software, music, or movies without paying for them or board ships and steal cargo.

500

Which prefix means "to, toward,; near, at"?

ad

500

Which suffix means "like, related to"?

al, cial, ic, ish, tial
500

In what year was Christmas finally declared a federal holiday? 

1870