Vocab
Grammar
BR/SR
Presidents
vocab (continued)
100

against the basic rules of a group; harmful to the people in a group

antisocial (adj)-

100

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What words an adverb 

Our footsteps echoed eerily in the empty buildings

eeirly

100

Order least to greatest

0.6 7% 89% 0.5 50%

0.5 0.6 7% 1/2 89%

100

1

George Washington

100

a person who is important or of high rank within a specific, usually fashionable group



socialite (n)-

200

a fellow worker or friend (usually related to an office)

associate (n)-

200

The broken window turned lazily.

Lazily

200

6 2/3 + 5 7/9 = 


simplify

12 4/9

200

2

John Adams



200

a diagram that represents each person's friends in a classroom

sociogram (n)-

300

a group of people who have gathered based on similar goals or beliefs

association (n)-

300

Many thousands of 49ers raced (eager, eagerly) to California.

eagerly

300

5 tons is ____ pounds

10,000

300

3

Thomas Jefferson

300

the study of how people get along



sociology (n)-

400

to break ties with a group; to end a friendship; to sever a relationship

disassociate (v)-

400

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Racheal Carson became a scientist_

. Declarative

400

If 1 angle on triangle 50 one 70 whats the other

60

400

4

James Madison

400

a person who suffers from an antisocial mental disorder



sociopath (n)-


500

friendly; a person who enjoys companions

social (adj)-

500

Flashback

The Field Museum has the ____ dinosaur collection I ever seen

best

500

Pearson!!!! (last week)

78 6/9 x 53/5

(decimal)

833.66

500

5

James Monroe

500

not social; having or showing a dislike for others in a group

unsocial (adj)-