Vocab 1
Vocab 2
Vocab 3
Vocab 4
Unit 5
100
A word used to describe two or more things that are alike in some way, but not exactly the same.
similar
100
A feeling of great happiness.
joy
100
Finish the title of the first story: What do Animals _____ and _______.
Think Feel
100
The adjective describing the need to interact with other people or live in a community.
social
100
The theme of unit 5.
Wisdom of the Wild
200
The quality of having experience, knowledge, and good judgment.
wisdom
200
An adjective describing someone who has the power and ability to achieve a difficult task.
capable
200
To be aware of and responsive to one's surroundings; awake and having a sense of one's own identity.
conscious
200
The act of conveying thoughts or information through speech, writing, or other signals.
communicate
200
This is a brief statement or account of the main points of something.
summary
300
The adjective used to describe two things that are able to exist or be used together without conflict.
compatible
300
Correct social behavior.
politeness
300
This describes an area that is in a completely natural state, not inhabited or cultivated by humans.
wild
300
Very great in extent or quantity.
vast
300
This is a fundamental item that is absolutely necessary or important.
essential
400
Long and important, like a very impressive river.
magnificent
400
A single human being, distinct from all others in a group.
individual
400
To take for granted that something is true without having any evidence to prove it.
assume
400
This term refers to the way in which a person or animal acts or conducts themselves
behavior
400
The animal that is featured in the first text of unit 5.
Elephant
500
This word describes a deep and clear understanding of a complex situation or topic.
insight
500
Feeling or appearing troubled or nervous.
agitated
500
The ability of the human mind to think, understand, and form judgments logically.
reason
500
Showing something is definitely true.
confirming
500
The Essential Question
How do animals surprise us?