Vocabulary
Vocabulary
Vocabulary
Comparatives and Offering a Different Perspective
Modals and Relative Clauses
100

He can't play basketball now because of his _______________ leg.

injured

100

Don't try to walk before you can _______________ .

crawl 

100

The _______________ woman was taken to the hospital after the accident.

injured

100

What is the comparative form of cheap?  

cheaper 

100

Use a modal to express possibility. Describe a linguist. 

Example:

A linguist could/ might translate the languages. 

200

The princess didn't wait for a prince to _______________ her, but instead decided to take matters into

her own hands.

rescue

200

Gasoline and fire make an _______________ combination.

explosive

200

Because lead is a _______________ element, it is no longer used in paint.

toxic

200

Provide one phrase to offer a different perspective. 

Example:

However, ...

200

Use a modal to express ability. Describe an engineer. 

Example: 

An engineer can design, build, or maintain engines, machines, or public works.

300

At the very bottom of the _______________ were his carving tools.

chest

300

This particular _______________ of criminals was responsible for several murders during that period.

gang

300

Firefighters were able to _______________ all of the building's residents but could not save a few of the

pets.

rescue

300

Offer a different perspective first and compare a mathematician and a lawyer (lost in a cave situation). 

Example: 

Suppose the water is rising quickly. The mathematician would be more helpful because he/she could calculate the time we have left to escape from the cave. 



300

Describe a mathematician using a relative clause.

Example:

A mathematician is someone who is an expert in mathematics.

400

He wound the hose into ten _______________ .

coils

400

She _______________ her vacation to tend to her grandmother.

sacrificed

400

The bank robbers blasted the safe door open with _______________ .

dynamite

400

Describe how useful people are using a comparative form (think about the situation of being lost in the cave). 

Compare a linguist and an opera singer.

Example:

A linguist is more useful than an opera singer because he/she can interpret foreign languages found on a wall. 

400

Describe a physician using a relative clause.

Example:

A physician is a person who is trained as a healthcare professional.

500

The police wondered if these crimes were truly _______________ or if they were linked in some way.

random

500

There's a little _______________ path that leads down to the lake.

crooked

500

I didn't have any information on these dentists, so I just made a _______________ choice.

random

500

Suggest that you could get killed. Begin with a phrase that offers a different point of view. Then add a second sentence.

Let's look at it another way. We could all get killed if our plan fails.

However, ....

On the other hand, ... 


500

Describe a botanist using a relative clause.

You can only get points for a perfectly structured sentence.  

Example: 

A botanist is a scientist who studies plants.