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The ______ed workers striked for union rights.. The students ______d Mr. Morgan.. The ______ female gave birth to ten kittens.. The judge provided ______ for the theif.. There was an ______ of sympathy to the boy who lost his parents..
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Verbs in Past Participle
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Fill the crossword by writing the verbs below in past participle.
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spin. forbid. think. swear. steal.
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Vocabulary
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Find the words!
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Ship that transports oil. A substance such as grease that reduces friction. A type of fuel . A document established between seller and buyer. It gives stability to the ship.
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Sight Words
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Something that suggests the presence or existence of a fact, condition, or quality. Gentle; kindly. A series of events that are regularly repeated in the same order.. A colorless fluid containing white blood cells. A piece of a homogeneous solid substance.
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VOCABULARY
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of poor quality or small amount. loyalty or devotion to one's country. to harm or do wrong to someone in return for harm that was none to you. nothing more than and nothing less. warm, friendly.
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VOCABULARY
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to stick to and not come loose . no longer living. determined ; not yielding. adding to one's comfort. the highest degree.
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A psychologist who works with children.. The process of making your own system.. Approach viewing behavior as the product of learning and associations.. These psychologists 'take sides'.. Developed on of the first theories f personality..
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Get Moving!
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kneel. reach. shiver. chew. swallow.
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Used to find your way north, south, east, and west. Use your pencils to make one. Swim in water. Measures north and south of the earth's equator. Man's best friend.
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matter that has a fixed composition and definite properties. the ability of a substance to react in the prescence of oxygen and burn when exposed to flame. the ratio of the mass of a substance to the volume of a substance. the smallest unit of an element that maintains the properties of that element. the ability of a substance to combine chemically with another substance.
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The study of all living things.. This is formed when an egg is fertilized by sperm.. The second step in the Scientific Method is to form a _________________.. These organisms can not make their own food.. The diaphragm on a compound light microscope controls the amount of __________ projected on the specimen..
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Very Difficult
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Spelling
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History
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The noble man's wife. a walled fortess. protects the soldier from weapons. Middle Ages warrior on horse. house where the Lord lives.
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EQUATION. VARIABLE. RATIO. INVERSE OPERATION. CONSTANT.
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was a cash crop exported to europe. An indentured servent is a slave for a ______ amount of time. The Salem witch trials occured in what colony. crop big in South Carolina. all people arriving in America faced ________.
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A famous and interesting event or person. . Something that happens because of your actions. . Stuck in a tree by something.. To die by sinking down in water.. A type of hound..
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was a cash crop popular in Europe. An indentured servent is a slave for a ________ amount of time. crop big in Gerogia ans South Carolina. All people arriving in America faced _____________. In the _______ men rarely made it out of their 40's.
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shelter or protection. saving or delivering from evil. dark prison usually underground. to murder. heavy thick wooden board.
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We are having a _______ party.. The _______ yelled 'Strike One'!. I would like to ______ you to my party. Another word that means finished. A long single room building.
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Showing concern or care. of little importance, not meant seriously. to support, give a boost to. Elaborately decorated. a person or thing of no importance.
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Acute. To encircle. Widespread. To throb. To Eject.
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Calm. Attachment. To attach to. To stick to . Contemptible.
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To insert or introduce between other elements or parts, or to change or falsify with new or incorrect material. To kneel and touch the forehead to the ground in deep respect, or to show extreme deference (servitude) to another. The basic facilities, services, and installations needed for the functioning of a community or society (transportation, communication, etc). Very talkative. The use of words to express something different from and often opposite to their literal meaning .
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POLY WORDS
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THE BELIEF IN MANY DIFFERENT GODS. HAVING MANY SYLLABLES. HOSPITAL THAT TREATS MANY DIFFERENT KINDS OF DISEASES. A CLOSED PLANE FIGURE WITH MANY STRAIGHT LINES THAT CONNECT. A PERSON WHO KNOWS HOW TO SPEAK WRITE OR READ MANY DIFFERENT LANGUAGES.
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to assign or distribute. to disturb greatly. bold or adventurous. to fasten with a rope or chain. to strive for victory.
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Commonly Misspelled Words
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Capacity for understanding. Lack of knowledge. Extended upwards; altitude. The act of judging. Not influenced by others.
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Spelling
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complete puzzles
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a shoe with wheels. to have a dream. letters, packages. saying hello. mourning sound.
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SAT Vocabulary Practice
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calm; peaceful. narrow-minded, prejudiced person. harmful; poisonous; lethal. very talkative. confidently optimistic and cheerful.
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when light rays actually meet. the number of waves that pass a given point in a certain amount of time. electromagnetic waves with wavelengths just shorter than those of ultraviolet waves. an imaginary line that divides a mirror in half. electromagnetic waves with shorter wavelengths than those of microwaves.
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privilege. worthy deserving of praise. lack of freshness. annoyed . decline or decay.
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an imperfection. acting from a natural impulse. full of spirit. not required. unwilling to give in.
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felling beforehand of coming trouble. the front part of the arm . comparison especially in order to reveal differences. out of his mind. going before.
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To hate greatly. Good, kind. Highly emotional. To go off topic, ramble, stray. Overly elaborate.
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Storm Chasing
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the act of pursuing a storm for the sake of science. a cloud vortex extending toward the ground (also called twister). an image created by the actual satellite picture . the highest, most destructive type of cyclone . the scale created to tell the intensity of twisters.
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___ dog is black.. __ see a box.. I___ the cat.. The car ___ red.
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the remains of a wrecked ship. a journey to some distant place. came out from mist or darkness. a small look out structure at the top of the ship. small,round window on a ship.
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problem or difficult situation. to think about something. to make a good guess. too look at something for a long time. someone or something that is annoying.
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unwilling to spend, give or share. brave or daring in the face of danger, fear or pain. to proivde more details. material that is quoted, repeating exactly what somebody else has said or written. not having or using good sense; silly.
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brave or notable deeds. something handed down from one generation to the next. taking part in a contest. seperate; specific to one person . broke out suddenly.
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Use the definitions to help find the word
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never ending, incapable of being terminated . refusing to obey the orders, willfully disobedient . severe criticism . to make fun of, shout at in a mean way . Sea monster.
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right to use of property without interference or claim of interest by third party. restores parties to a contract to the status quo . legal proceeding that halts foreclosure. creates obligation of repayment of loan. a power of attorney that survives the death or incapacity of the principal.
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Con Prefix
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convert. condemnation. convex. contravene. contour.
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the statistical data of human populations used to identify age, gender, education ect. showing kindness and good will towards others. a critical point in time or occurrence of events . able to use both hands equally. to work out in great detail or care to add detail.
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commonly. a storage place for treasure. look similar to. married to a wife. self control.
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Causes grief. You are as charged. Not careful. To be fast. Very bumpy, not smove.
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The teacher is ______ because she allows her students to correct their own tests.. The pet owners _______ left his dog in hunger.. numerous. a creative work. The ______ woman often stayed at home because she was new to the neighborhood..
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the number of wave cycles that pass a given point per unit of time; frequency and wavelength are obversely proportional to each other. the height of a wave's crest. a number used to calculate the radiant energy (E) absorbed or emitted by a body based on the frequency of radiation. the pattern formed when light passes through a prism or distraction grating to separate it into different frequencies of light it contains. a horizontal row of elements in the periodic table.
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Showing kindness; charitable. To strongly desire; to be ambitious. A shortage; a lack. A person who believes we cannot know whether or not there is a God. To associate; join.
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Vocabulary
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imperfection. acting from a natural impulse. full of spirit. left to ones choice. unwilling to give in.
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Spellling
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Manly; masculine. Death. Great disgust or distaste. Having a very bad reputation. Secret; hidden.
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Teenage
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Plane after, behind, following, toward the rear . A disease with an abrupt onset and, usually, a short course. Round bacteria in clusters. Plane a vertical plane that runs through your body from front to back or back to front. Urinary tract infection.
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