VOCABULARY  WORDS

      TEST ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30

1.     familiar – known from being seen often

EXAMPLE: I think we’re lost because this street doesn’t look familiar to me.

2.     blurry –  unclear or smeared

My glasses are all foggy, and everything is extremely blurry.

3.     vacant –  empty

We were excited that the hotel had a vacant room for our family.

4.    jerky –  moving in sudden, uneven, or awkward ways

When steering the go cart, it was very jerky but I certainly didn’t mind.

5.    applause –  clapping meant to show appreciation

As the firemen walked away from the smoldering building, they could hear the loud applause from the enormous crowd.

6.    blasted –  made a sudden, loud sound

We nearly jumped a mile high when the loud music suddenly blasted in our ears.

7.     rude –  impolite or having bad manners

I was upset when the rude owner of the store didn’t even thank me for my purchases.

8.    rickety –  shaky or likely to fall apart

My heart pounded out of my chest as I cautiously crossed the rickety bridge.

Unit 10 Spelling Words

TEST will be on Friday, November 30th

live ~ We will live in an apartment when we move.

without ~ Don’t go outside without your coat.

life ~ The book is about the life of Abraham Lincoln.

different ~ I wore different colored shoes to school today.

off ~ The lights were turned off during the program.

Earth ~ Earth is one of the planets that we studied during science last week.

through ~ We drove through the state of Arkansas when we went to the beach.

first ~ The first book I read was Green Eggs and Ham by Dr. Seuss.

head ~ We will head outside once the bell rings.

there ~ Once we are there, we will visit the zoo.

because ~ The boy punched his brother because he made fun of his drawing.

almost ~ We were almost finished with our project when the school bell rang.

always ~ She will always remember the good times that we shared.

new ~ We went to the store and bought a brand new computer.

too ~ He packed a lunch for you too.

page ~ The page was torn out of the magazine.

got ~ After he got the news, he went to his room and jumped with excitement.

another ~ We will have another school holiday in December.