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6th Grade Words
7th Grade Words
8th Grade Words
Mixed Words 1
Mixed Words 2
100
a unit that measures the amount of energy provided by food
What is "calorie"?
100
a form of language spoken in a certain region or by a particular group
What is "dialect"?
100
knowing one's position in relation to other things
What is "bearings"?
100
6th Grade Word: someone with knowledge and experience in a particular area
What is "specialist"?
100
7th Grade Word: widely known; important
What is "prominent"?
200
a small gelatin case filled with medicine
What is "capsule"?
200
a written statement granting rights or privileges made by a governor or ruler
What is "charter"?
200
unfavorable
What is adverse"?
200
6th Grade Word: a special chemical substance needed to keep a body healthy
What is "vitamin"?
200
a dispute or debate
8th Grade Word: What is "controversy"?
300
compounds found in bread, cereal, pasta, rice, beans; provide the body with energy
What are "carbohydrates"?
300
a plan suggested for acceptance
What is a "proposition"?
300
hard; strenuous; toilsome
What is "laborious"?
300
6th Grade Word: the food taken into the body to keep it healthy
What is "nutrition"?
300
the skill, knowledge, or ability that makes someone right for a position, job, task
8th Grade Word: What is "qualification"?
400
related to food and drink taken in by a person
What is "dietary"?
400
special attention, importance, or effort given to something
What is "emphasis"?
400
consideration, based on importance and urgency
What is "priority"?
400
7th Grade Word: to keep in possession
What is "retain"?
400
8th Grade Word: qualified, allowed, worthy
What is "eligible"?
500
a chemical compound found in eggs, meat, cheese, and fish; needed for the body to grow and be strong
What is "protein"?
500
the capacity to develop
What is "potential"?
500
strong, powerful, concentrated
What is "intensive"?
500
7th Grade Word: the state of being one
What is "unity"?
500
Name all five types of narrative point of view. Hint: Remember, there are three of the third type.
What are "first-person, second-person, third-person omniscient, third-person limited, and third-person objective"?