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5TH GRADE
NORTHWOOD ELEMENTARY
Please Come to Dinner & The Monkey, The Mice, and the Cheese
Vocabulary Practice
Greedy
AdjectiveWanting more than you need; extreme selfishness
The man was being greedy because he would not share his food with anyone!
Manners
NounThe ways in which someone acts or behaves
The bear showed good manners by sharing his crayons.
Fading
VerbLosing color and freshness; to gradually
become weaker
The jean jacket began fading and was showing signs of being old and worn after many years of use.
Replied
VerbTo have given an answer or response
We replied yes to the invite using the R.S.V.P card.
Remove
VerbTo take something away
Mrs. Van Dyke has to remove the furniture from her computer room to make way for the new baby’s room.
Circumstances
NounThe facts and or conditions connected to an
event
The circumstances of Hurricane Sandy left New Jersey with some serious damage.
Mumbled
VerbSpoken quietly and unclearly
The boy mumbled sooo often that his mom made him take public speaking classes to practice his public speech.
Transported
VerbMoved from one place to another
The family was transported to China by an airplane for their Christmas Vacation.
Trophy
NounA prize or award of some kind
The girl who won first place also got the biggest trophy!
Objected
VerbDisagreed with; against something
The lawyer objected in the courtroom when he thought something was being done unfairly.
Ruined
VerbSpoiled or destroyed
The grass stains ruined the clothing!
limb
Noun A part of the body used in moving or grasping
(arms and legs)
The man broke every single limb in his motorcycle accident and was in a full body cast!
Excuse
VerbTo give someone permission not to do
something
My coach will excuse me from practice today because I am at home sick in bed.
Sank
VerbTo have moved downward slowly
The Titanic sank after hitting the iceberg.
Instant
AdjectiveHappening right away
When the boy began to study harder his higher grades reflected instant results!
Suddenly
AdverbHappening without warning; happening
quickly or abruptly
The man in the costume leaped suddenly out from behind the tree and scared me!
Covered
Verb To put something over something else
Snow covered the grounds as we traveled farther north.
Argue
VerbTo disagree with someone through verbal
expression
The family and friends began to argue over who would get the last slice of pizza.
Crawled
VerbMoved on your hands and knees
The baby crawled quickly across the room to reach the toy.
Divide
VerbTo split into parts
Our teacher divided us into two groups for the class project.