Unit 1 Vocab
What does ACCESS mean?
If you access information, you get it from a source, such as the Internet.
What does DATA mean?
Data are facts, figures, and other kinds of information.
Change this sentence to fit a first person narrative:
Leo walked his dog Rocky around the neighborhood park
I walked my dog, Rocky, around the neighborhood park.
Change this sentence to reflect a 3rd person narrative:
I searched everywhere in my backpack for my missing math homework
Iris searched everywhere in her backpack for her missing math homework.
What is Mrs. Rogers' favorite color?
Pink and Brown!
What does ADVANCE mean?
When you advance, you move forward or make progress.
Drawbacks are problems or disadvantages.
Change this sentence to fit a first person narrative:
Julia opened her science textbook to finish the assignment.
I opened my science textbook to finish the assignment.
Change this sentence to reflect a 3rd person narrative:
We built a tall tower out of wooden blocks during indoor recess.
They built a tall tower out of wooden blocks during indoor recess.
What is Mrs. Rogers' favorite season?
Fall
What does ANALYSIS mean?
An analysis is a careful examination or study of something.
What does REASONING mean?
Reasoning is having the ability to think in a logical way.
Change this sentence to fit a first person narrative:
They cheered loudly when their school team scored the winning point.
We cheered loudly when our school team scored the winning point.
Change this sentence to reflect a 3rd person narrative:
My science group mixed vinegar and baking soda to make a mini volcano.
Henry's science group mixed vinegar and baking soda to make a mini volcano.
Where did Mrs. Rogers go to college?
Illinois State University (ISU)
What does CITE mean?
When you cite something, you mention it as proof or evidence.
What does AUTOMATICALLY mean?
When something works by itself without needing a person to control it, or happens without you having to think about it.
Change this sentence to fit a first person narrative:
The small kitten curled its fluffy body into a warm ball on the couch.
I curled my fluffy body into a warm ball on the couch.
Change this sentence to reflect a 3rd person narrative:
I felt nervous when the teacher called my name to read my story out loud.
Merritt felt nervous when the teacher called her name to read her story out loud.
What is Mr. Rogers' first name?
Jake
What does COUNTERPOINT mean?
A counterpoint is an opposing, or disagreeing, point of view.
What does ALTERNATIVE mean?
Another choice or a different way of doing something.
Change this sentence to fit a first person narrative:
Jorge forgot his lunchbox on the kitchen counter before he left for class.
I forgot my lunchbox on the kitchen counter before I left for class.
Change this sentence to reflect a 3rd person narrative:
We cheered loudly when our school team scored the winning goal at recess.
They cheered loudly when their school team scored the winning goal at recess.
Where did Mrs. Rogers go on her honeymoon? (Hint: it was over this summer!)
Hawaii