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Can You Use A Dictionary? Use your dictionary to answer the following questions. 1. On what page is the word kitchen found in your dictionary? _ _____________________ 2. How many syllables does the word horizontal have? _____________________________ 3. What is the pronunciation (respelling) for the word caribou? _ _________________________________________________________________________ 4. What are the guide words on page 150 of your dictionary? ____________________________ ____________________________ 5. What is the plural of the word louse? __________________________________________ 6. On what page do words beginning with D start? _________________________________ 7. On what page is the word pinafore? _______
Write a definition for pinafore.
_ _________________________________________________________________________ _ _________________________________________________________________________ 8. How many definitions does the word plain have?_ _______________________________ 9. What word comes before planet in your dictionary?______________________________ 10. What word comes after mail in your dictionary?_ ________________________________ 11. What part of speech is the word futile?_________________________________________ 12. Write the first dictionary definition that you find for each of these words:
bewitch:___________________________________________________________________ _ _________________________________________________________________________
harvest:_ __________________________________________________________________ _ _________________________________________________________________________
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ENTRY WORDS: ALPHABETICAL ORDER
A
dictionary is a book you use to find out about words. It tells you how to spell words, how to pronounce words, how to use words, where words come from, and what words mean. To be able to use a dictionary, you must know the alphabet. All the words listed in the dictionary are called ENTRY WORDS. The entry words are listed in alphabetical order and printed in bold, dark letters. aard•vark (ärd’ värk’), n. A burrowing mammal of Africa having long claws and a long, sticky tongue with which it feeds on insects. The entry words are listed in alphabetical order so they are easier to find. Imagine that your dictionary is divided into three parts: The FRONT part has all the words from A thru G; the MIDDLE part has all the words from H thru Q; the BACK part has all the words from R thru Z.
A-G = Front
H-Q = Middle R-Z = Back
Look at the words below. If you were going to look up each word, which part of the dictionary would you turn to—front, middle,or back? Write the part on the line next to each word. 1.
fox
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14.
hawk
_ ____________________
2.
alligator
_ ____________________
15.
monkey
_ ____________________
3.
tiger
_ ____________________
16.
unicorn
_ ____________________
4.
jaguar
_ ____________________
17.
quail
_ ____________________
5.
zoo
_ ____________________
18.
yak
_ ____________________
6.
penguin
_ ____________________
19.
iguana
_ ____________________
7.
lion
_ ____________________
20.
koala
_ ____________________
8.
bear
_ ____________________
21.
vulture
_ ____________________
9.
rat
_ ____________________
22.
nightingale _ ____________________
10.
snake
_ ____________________
23.
crane
_ ____________________
11.
deer
_ ____________________
24.
walrus
_ ____________________
12.
elk
_ ____________________
25.
gorilla
_ ____________________
13.
ox
_ ____________________
26.
xylophone _ ____________________
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B
ADGER, BAT, BALD EAGLE – Which one comes first in alphabetical order? As you can see, alphabetizing can be tricky. Many words not only begin with the same first two letters, but also with the same first three, four, and even sometimes five letters. Practice your alphabetizing skills with the words below by putting each group in ABC order. 1.
alligator
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3.
cat
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aardvark _ ____________________
crane
_ ____________________
asp
_ ____________________
cockatoo _ ____________________
2.
bear
_ ____________________
4.
dog
_ ____________________
bull
_ ____________________
deer
_ ____________________
bird
_ ____________________
duck
_ ____________________
Now, it gets a little trickier. Put these groups in ABC order. 1.
elephant _ ____________________
3.
goat
_ ____________________
elk
_ ____________________
gorilla
_ ____________________
elder duck _ ____________________
gopher
_ ____________________
2.
fawn
_ ____________________
4.
hartebeest _ ____________________
falcon
_ ____________________
hawk
_ ____________________
fang
_ ____________________
hamster
_ ____________________
This is even trickier. Put these groups in ABC order. 1.
jackal
2.
police dog _ ____________________
jackrabbit _ ____________________
polar bear _ ____________________
jackdaw _ ____________________
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C
ockatoo, COCKATIEL, Cockerel – Which one comes first in alphabetical order? With so many words in the dictionary, you really must be good at alphabetizing. So, do just a little more practice with putting words in alphabetical order. Put each group of “L” words in ABC order.
Now, try these groups of “M” words.
1. loft
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1. marmoset _______________________
log
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marquee _______________________
loss
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market
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lodge
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marble
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2. locust
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2. marabou _______________________
love
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martingale _______________________
lobster
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martin
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lock
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marsh
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Alphabetize each group of “S” words.
Now, try these groups of “T” words.
1. starfish
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1. tread
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startle
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treason
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star
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treasure
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starch
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treat
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2. treaty
2. starling
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stargazer _______________________
treachery _______________________
starry
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treadmill _______________________
starve
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treatment _______________________
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ENTRY WORDS: syllables
id you notice the dot (•) in many of the entry words in your dictionary? This dot is there to show how the word is divided into syllables.
˘ ˘ n. 1. Any of various flightless pen•guin (pen’gwin), sea birds that live mostly in or near Antarctica and have webbed feet and narrow wings resembling flippers. Look up the words below in your dictionary. Divide them into syllables using a dot between the syllables. 1.
mulberry
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8.
koala
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2.
collie
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9.
dandelion ______________________
3.
crumple
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10.
pencil
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4.
vampire
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11.
lollipop
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5.
adventure ______________________
12.
office
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6.
alligator
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13.
shovel
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7.
giant
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14.
octopus
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Write a short definition for each word below. 1.
manatee
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2.
jackal
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3.
locust
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4.
tapir
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5.
badger
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ven if a compound word is familiar to us, we may not be able to spell it correctly. A dictionary will tell us the correct way to spell a compound word. There are three kinds of compound words: CLOSED COMPOUND (goldfish) HYPHENATED COMPOUND (life‑size) OPEN COMPOUND (ice cream)
Look at the words below. If the word is a closed compound, put a C after it; if it is a hyphenated compound, put an H after it; if it is an open compound, put an O after it. Use your dictionary to help you.
1.
rowboat
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campfire
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2.
roadblock
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17.
hothead
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3.
rightofway
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18.
hotrod
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4.
leanto
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19.
fingerprint
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5.
lifejacket
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20.
fingerbowl
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6.
lifesize
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21.
fireplace
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7.
fullback
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22.
firewood
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8.
fullblown
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23.
rockbottom
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9.
fullmoon
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24.
rockinghorse
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10.
teenager
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25.
seahorse
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11.
teddybear
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26.
seashore
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12.
teaspoon
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27.
goldleaf
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13.
homerun
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28.
firefly
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14.
homework
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29.
bullheaded
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15.
hotblooded
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30.
bluebird
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F
inding a word in the dictionary can be difficult. Because there are so many words on a page, the dictionary uses GUIDE WORDS at the top of each page to help you find a word. The guide word on the left side is the FIRST word on the page. The guide word on the right side is the LAST word on the page. All other words on the page come between these two words in alphabetical order. Here are two guide words — BULL and BUMP. Look at the list of words below. Put them in alphabetical order between “bull” and “bump.” bull bulldog
bulldoze
1. ____________________
5. ____________________
bulletin
bullheaded
2. ____________________
6. ____________________
bumblebee
bum
3. ____________________
7. ____________________
bully
bullet
4. ____________________
8. ____________________ bump
Put the words below in alphabetical order. course, cow, court, cover, coward, coupon, cove, cousin 1.
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5.
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2.
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6.
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3.
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7.
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4.
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8.
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If these were the only words on the page, which two words would be the guide words? ____________________________________
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Guide Words
uide words can be found on every page of your dictionary. Without them, it would be much more difficult to find a particular word.
Here are two guide words — PEACOCK and PEG. Circle the words below that would come between “peacock” and “peg” on a page in the dictionary. peeper
peel
pecan
peach
peace
pellet
pay
peek
Put the words you circled in alphabetical order. 1. ____________________________________
3. ____________________________________
2. ____________________________________
4. ____________________________________
Look up each word below in your dictionary. Look at the top of the page on which you found each word. What are the guide words? Write the guide words for each entry word below. Guide Words 1.
farm
2.
puppet ________________________________ ______________________________
3.
weasel ________________________________ ______________________________
4.
market ________________________________ ______________________________
5.
lobster ________________________________ ______________________________
6.
raspberry ________________________________ ______________________________
7.
snake
8.
buffalo ________________________________ ______________________________
9.
holiday ________________________________ ______________________________
10.
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H
olestein. Can you pronounce this word? If not, the dictionary will help you. After each entry word, there is a respelling of each word. This respelling is used to show you how to pronounce a word. The dictionary also contains Pronunciation Key to help you understand the respellings. –
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Hol•stein (hol’ stin’), n. Any of a breed of black and white dairy cattle. Find each word below in the dictionary. Write the respelling for each. 1.
holly
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5.
glove
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2.
cucumber ______________________
6.
birthday
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3.
design
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7.
beaver
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4.
baseball
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8.
beast
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Rewrite each sentence below. Replace the underlined respelling with the word it stands for. ˘ at the park that I like to feed. 1. I have a favorite duk
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2.
– ˘ tat’ After lunch, her boss will dik’ a letter.
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3.
˘ – That piece of furniture is an an-tek’.
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4.
– Meg painted a beautiful di˘ zin’ on her shirt.
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5.
˘ we will have a test tomorrow. The teacher sed
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˘I
nch’ wÛrm’. Do you know what this is? It is the dictionary respelling of the word inchworm. We can learn how to pronounce many new words by studying the respellings in a dictionary. ˘ inch•worm (inch’ wûrm’), n. A caterpillar that moves by drawing the rear of its body forward, forming a loop, and then stretching the front forward. Use the Pronunciation Key in your dictionary to match the entry words with their dictionary respellings. Write the entry word next to its respelling. RESPELLING
ENTRY WORDS
1.
– ˘i-rod’
2.
– – _____________________________ ˘ e-kot’ pet’
chalet
3.
˘ik-sen’ ˘ trik ˘ _____________________________
beseech
4.
sha-la’ ˘ –
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mongoose
4.
˘ – bi-sech’
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erode
5.
rin’ ston’
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eccentric
6.
–– _____________________________ ˘ mong’ goos’
–
–
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petticoat
rhinestone
Find each word below in the dictionary. Write the respelling. 1.
kowtow _ ________________________
6.
fox
_ ________________________
2.
frolic
_ ________________________
7.
push
_ ________________________
3.
incline _ ________________________
8.
moldy _ ________________________
4.
tirade
9.
palm
_ ________________________
5.
statute _ ________________________
10.
tattoo
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Respelling: accent marks
J
ust when you think the dictionary can’t help you pronounce a word any more than it already has, you see another way it helps you—accent marks (’). The accent mark helps you by showing you on which syllable more emphasis (or force) should be put when saying a word. jag•uar (jag’ ˘ wär’), n. A large wild cat of tropical America similar to a leopard, having a coat of tawny fur spotted with black marks. Look at the respelling in the example above. The accent mark is on jag, which means you say that syllable with more force when saying the word jaguar. Use your dictionary to look at the respellings of the words below. Divide each word into syllables and put the accent mark on the correct syllable in each word. 1.
instrument ______________________
7.
stagecoach ______________________
2.
decode
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8.
tissue
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3.
miracle
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9.
whopper
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4.
question
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10.
yellow
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5.
chopsticks ______________________
11.
zebra
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6.
football
12.
castle
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Write a short definition for each word below. 1.
prankster
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2.
unicorn
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3.
ermine
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4.
rumba
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5.
albatross
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ENTRY WORDS: parts of speech
K
udU. Do you know what a kudo is? Is it a magical spell or a baby crying? How would you know how to use it in a sentence? Is it a verb, a noun, an adjective, an adverb? The dictionary will tell you! — doo), — n. An African antelope having a ku•du (koo’ brownish coat marked by white stripes. Were you surprised to learn that a kudu is an antelope? Notice the letter n. after the respelling in the example above. This is an abbreviation for “noun.” So, the word kudu is a noun. The dictionary abbreviations for the parts of speech are: noun (n.), verb (v.), adjective (adj.), adverb (adv.). Look up the words below in your dictionary. Tell what part of speech each word is. 1.
accept
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2.
aspirin
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3.
broken
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4.
childish
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5.
distant
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6.
driveway
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7.
elevator
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2.
baffle ____________________________________________________________________
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3.
feeble ___________________________________________________________________
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4.
koala ____________________________________________________________________
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8.
flipper
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9.
jargon
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10.
krypton
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11.
lax
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12.
huge
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13.
illness
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14. bouquet ______________________ Write a sentence for each word. 1. aardvark _________________________________________________________________
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definitions
L
emming. Do you what a lemming is? No? Well, look it up in the dictionary! It will tell you how to spell the word, how to pronounce it, how to divide it into syllables, which syllable should be accented, and what part of speech it is. But, you need to know more. The dictionary will also tell you just what a lemming is. ˘ lem•ming (lem’ ing), n. Any of various stout rodents somewhat like mice, living in northern regions.
Use your dictionary to write a short definition for each word below. 1.
agape
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2.
anchovy
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3.
confection ______________________________________________________________
4.
cryptic
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5.
falter
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6.
grebe
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7.
mallet
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8.
mauve
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9.
outfox
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10.
pug
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11.
rumpus
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12.
siesta
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13.
slink
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14.
taw
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15.
tote
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definitions
M
any times, if you see a word you don’t know used in a sentence, it is easier to figure out what the word means.
Each word in the box below will complete one of the sentences. Use your dictionary to complete each sentence. Then, write a short definition of the word you used on the line below the sentence.
marlin
soggy
inkling
obvious
proficient
docile
condone
cranium
1.
The ____________________________ is the part of your skull that protects your brain.
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2.
I had an ____________________________ that they were planning something special.
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3.
He caught a huge ____________________________ when he was fishing in the Gulf of Mexico.
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4.
I cannot ____________________________ you being late to work again.
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5.
Joe’s new puppy is really ____________________________; he’s easy to care for.
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6.
When John thre down his glove, it was ____________________________ he was angry.
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7.
Jessie practiced every day. Now, she is a ____________________________ piano player.
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8.
It rained all night and the field is really ____________________________.
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Answer Key TO THE TEACHER: Pronunciation symbols for the respelling activities in this book were taken from The American Heritage® Student Dictionary. Because there is no universally accepted set of markings, you may find some answers on this key will vary depending upon the dictionaries used in your classroom.
PAGE 1
1) front 2) front 3) back 4) middle 5) back 6) middle 7) middle 8) front 9) back 10) back 11) front 12) front 13) middle 14) middle 15) middle 16) back 17) middle 18) back 19) middle 20) middle 21) back 22) middle 23) front 24) back 25) front 26) back
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1) aardvark, alligator, asp 2) bear, bird, bull 3) cat, cockatoo, crane 4) deer, dog, duck 1) elder duck, elephant, elk 2) falcon, fang, fawn 3) goat, gopher, gorilla 4) hamster, hartebeest, hawk 1) jackal, jackdaw, jackrabbit 2) pointer, polar bear, police dog
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L words: 1) lodge, loft, log, loss 2) lobster, lock, locust, love M words: 1) marble, market, marmoset, marquee 2) marabou, marsh, martin, martingale S words: 1) star, starch, starfish, startle 2) stargazer, starling, starry, starve T words: 1) tread, treason, treasure, treat 2) treachery, treadmill, treatment, treaty
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1) mul•ber•ry 2) col•lie 3) crum•ple 4) vam•pire 5) ad•ven•ture 6) al•li•ga•tor 7) gi•ant 8) ko•a•la 9) dan•de•li•on 10) pen•cil 11) lol•li•pop 12) of•fice 13) shov•el 14) oc•to•pus 1) plant-eating water mammal 2) a wild dog of Africa and Asia that hunts for food 3) a large grasshopper that travels in a large swarm 4) tropical American or Asian mammal with a heavy body, short legs, and a long snout 5) a burrowing mammal with short legs, long claws, and thick fur
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1) C 2) C 3) H 4) H 5) O 6) H 7) C 8) H 9) O 10) C 11) O 12) C 13) O 14) C 15) H 16) C 17) C 18) O 19) C 20) O 21) C 22) C 23) O 24) O 25) O 26) C 27) O 28) C 29) C 30) C
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1) bulldog 2) bulldoze 3) bullet 4) bulletin 5) bullheaded 6) bully 7) bum 8) bumblebee 1) coupon 2) course 3) court 4) cousin 5) cove 6) cover 7) cow 8) coward (Guide words: coupon and coward)
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Circled words put in ABC order: 1) pecan 2) peek 3) peel 4) peeper Guide words at bottom of page will vary depending upon dictionary used.
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1) hŏl´ e ¯ 2) kyo¯o´ kŭm´ b r 3) dĭ-z¯in´ 4) b¯ as´ bôl´ 5) glŭv 6) bûrth´ da ¯´ 7) be ¯´ v r 8) be ¯st 1) duck 2) dictate 3) antique 4) design 5) said
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1) erode 2) petticoat 3) eccentric 4) chalet 5) beseech 6) rhinestone 7) mongoose ˘ 1) kou tou´ 2) frŏl´ ĭk 3) ĭn klin´ 4) ti¯´ ra ¯d´ 5) stăch´ o¯ot 6) fŏks 7) poosh 8) mo ¯ l´ de ¯ 9) päm 10) tă to¯o´
PAGE 10 1) in´•stru•ment 2) de•code´ 3) mir´•a•cle 4) ques´•tion 5) chop´•sticks´ 6) foot´•ball´ 7) stage´•coach´ 8) tis´•sue 9) whop´•per 10) yel´•low 11) ze´•bra 12) cas´•tle 1) a person who plays tricks 2) a legendary animal with a single long horn 3) a weasel of northern regions 4) a dance of Cuban origin 5) large, web-footed sea bird PAGE 11 1) verb 2) noun 3) adjective 4) adjective 5) adjective 6) noun 7) noun 8) noun 9) noun 10) noun 11) adjective 12) adjective 13) noun 14) noun Sentences will vary. PAGE 12 1) in a state of wonder or surprise 2) small sea fish related to the herring 3) a sweet food such as candy 4) having a hidden meaning or secret nature 5) to lose confidence or purpose 6) diving bird having a pointed bill 7) a hammer with a wooden head and a short handle 8) a light rosy or grayish purple 9) to outwit 10) a small short-haired dog 11) a noisy disturbance or dispute 12) a rest or nap after the midday meal 13) to move in a quiet sneaky way 14) a large fancy marble used for shooting 15) to haul; carry
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PAGE 13 1) cranium; the skull 2) inkling; a slight indication or hint 3) marlin; a large ocean fish 4) condone; forgive or overlook 5) docile; easy to handle 6) obvious; easily understood 7) proficient; performing skillfully 8) soggy; saturated with moisture PAGE 14 1) 2 2) 1 3) 3 4) 1 5) 2 6) 1 7) 3 8) 2 PAGE 15 1) ground or soil 2) to set down on the ground 3) department that maintains order and enforces the law 4) to control or keep in order 5) sent by rapid transportation 6) to put into words 7) caution; avoid harm or danger 8) to have a liking 9) the top part of the body 10) a person who leads PAGE 16 1) hoarse 2) buy 3) pier 4) soar 5) creak 6) team 7) pale 8) reign 9) hail 10) pore 11) sale 12) grate 13) fare 14) bale 15) mail 16) peak PAGE 17 1) rabbit 2) easy 3) alone 4) join 5) sad 6) shout 7) polite 8) noted 9) hide 10) oppose (Some of these synonyms may vary.) PAGE 18 1) crazy 2) very wealthy 3) dollar bills 4) make more lively a grade of A 8) unexpected chance
5) hit hard 6) easy 7) achieve
PAGE 19 1) hour 2) date of birth 3) mount, mountain 4) temperature, Thursday, Tuesday 5) California 6) cash on delivery 7) September 8) left field, low frequency 9) miles per hour 10) company, county 11) antonym 12) bushel 13) disc jockey 14) alternate, altitude PAGE 20 1) second 2) American Red Cross 3) Dutch painter 4) telegraph 5) rich, poor 6)1735 to 1818 7) Indian 8) North Pole 9) shooting 10) France 11) 35th 12) witch PAGE 21 1) thespian 2) numismatist 3) ensign 4) skeptic 8) philanthropist 9) gossip 1) no 2) no 3) no
5) epicurean
6) envoy
7) comrade
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