Third Grade Vocabulary Words 2013-2014. Quiz 1 Declarative Sentence

Third Grade Vocabulary Words

2013-2014

Quiz 1

Declarative Sentence

Declarative sentences make a statement. They use a period.

Exclamatory Sentence

Exclamatory sentences show strong emotions. They use an exclamation point.

Interrogative Sentence

Interrogative sentences ask a question. They use a question mark.

Imperative Sentence

Imperative sentences make a command or request. They use a period.

Science

Science is a subject we study in school that helps explain how things work in the world. Magnets, habitats, rocks & minerals,

soils, fossils, & ecology are the focus for 3rd grade.

Social Studies

Social Studies is a subject in school we study in school that helps explain about the past. Government, Ancient Greece, map skills,

economics, & 9 historical figures are the topics for 3rd grade.

Sum is the answer to an addition problem in math.

Difference

Difference is the answer to a subtraction problem in math.

Main Idea

Main idea is the most important thought from a paragraph or larger section of text.

Characters

Characters are animals, people, or things represented in a text.

Vocabulary Quiz 1

1. The answer to a subtraction problem in math.

2. Animals, peoples, or things that are represented in a text.

3. A subject we study that explains how things work in the world. Rocks& Minerals, Fossils, Magnets, etc..

4. A sentence that asks a question and ends with a question mark.

5. The answer to an addition problem in math.

6. A sentence that shows strong emotion & ends in an exclamation point.

7. A subject that we study that explains about the past. Government, economics, map skills, etc…

8. The most important part of a paragraph or larger text.

9. A sentence that is a command or request that ends in a period.

10. A sentence that makes a statement and ends in a period.

Word Bank:Sum

DifferenceInterrogative Sentence

Main IdeaExclamatory Sentence

ScienceDeclarative Sentence

Social StudiesImperative Sentence

Characters

Vocabulary Quiz 1 1.Difference= The answer to a subtraction problem in math.2. Characters=Animals, peoples, or things that are represented in a text. 3. Science=A subject we study that explains how things work in the

world. Rocks& Minerals, Fossils, Magnets, etc..4. Interrogative Sentence=A sentence that asks a question and ends

with a question mark.5. Sum=The answer to an addition problem in math.6. Exclamatory Sentence= A sentence that shows strong emotion &

ends in an exclamation point.7. Social Studies= A subject that we study that explains about the past.

Government, economics, map skills, etc…8. Main Idea=The most important part of a paragraph or larger text.9. Imperative Sentence=A sentence that is a command or request that

ends in a period.10.Declarative Sentence= A sentence that makes a statement and ends

in a period.

Vocabulary Quiz Week 2

Expanded Notation

Expanded Notation is when a number is written out with each of its digits showing their value.

Place Value

Place Value is the value of a digit based upon its place, within the number.

Summarize

When you summarize a passage you are putting it in your own words.

Predictions

A prediction is what you think will happen next in a passage or story.

Habitat

A habitat is the place where organisms live and find food.

A swamp is a habitat that has stagnant or still water.

Piedmont

The Piedmont is found in the middle part of our state between

the mountains and the coastal plain.

Lines of Longitude

Lines of Longitude run up and down on a map or globe.

Lines of Latitude

Lines of latitude are lines that run across maps or globes.

Compass Rose

A compass rose is a diagram of directions that is located on every map or globe.

Vocabulary Quiz 2

1. Retelling the story in your own words.

2. A diagram of directions on a map or globe.

3. The middle part of our state located between the mountains and the coastal plain.

4. Imaginary lines that run across a map or globe.

5. A habitat that has stagnant, or still water.

6. Imaginary lines that run from the top to the bottom of a map or globe.

7. A place where organisms live and find food.

8. What you think will happen next in a passage or story.

9. When a number is written out with each of its digits showing their value.

10. The value of a digit based upon its place, within the number.

Word Bank:Compass Rose

SwampPlace Value

Lines of LatitudePiedmontPrediction

Expanded NotationLines of Longitude

SummarizeHabitat

Vocabulary Quiz 2

1. Compass Rose= A diagram of directions on a map or globe.2. Swamp= A habitat that has stagnant, or still water.3. Place Value=The value of a digit based upon its place within the

number.4. Lines of Latitude=Imaginary lines that run across a map or globe.5. Piedmont=The middle part of our state located between the

mountains and the coastal plain.6. Prediction= What you think will happen next in a passage or

story.7. Expanded Notation= . When a number is written out with each of

its digits showing their value.8. Lines of Longitude=Imaginary lines that run from the top to the

bottom of a map or globe.9. Summarize= Retelling the story in your own words.10. Habitat= A place where organisms live and find food.

Vocabulary Quiz 3

Democracy

A government ruled by the people.

Direct Democracy

Any qualified citizen votes directly on laws and policy.

Representative Democracy

People elect representatives to vote on laws & policy.

Fall Line

Southern boundary of the piedmont region, where there are

a lot of waterfalls.

A habitat where land meets the ocean.

Atlantic Ocean

A large body of salt water that borders the eastern United States.

Supporting Details

The facts, reasons, and examples that explain the main idea.

Ideas about characters & events that are not written.

Estimate

To find out how many, instead of the exact number.

Fact Family

3 numbers that are related through a math operation.

Vocabulary Quiz 3

1. A government ruled by the people

2. A large body of salt water that borders the eastern United States. 3. Any qualified citizen votes directly on laws & policy.

4. The facts, reasons, & examples that explain the main idea.

5. People elect representatives to vote on laws & policy.

6 Ideas about characters & events that are not written.

7. Southern boundary of the piedmont region, where there is a lot of waterfalls.

8. To find out about how many, instead of the exact amount.

9. A habitat where land meets the ocean.

10. 3 numbers that are related through a math operation.

Word Bank:DemocracyFact Family

CoastDirect Democracy

EstimateAtlantic OceanRepresentative

DemocracyInfer

Fall LineSupporting Details

Vocabulary Quiz 31. Democracy= a government ruled by the people.2. Direct Democracy= any qualified citizen votes directly on laws &

policy.3. Representative Democracy =People elect representatives to vote

on laws & policy.4. Fall Line=Southern Boundary of the piedmont region, where there

is a lot of waterfalls.5. Coast= A habitat where land meets the ocean. 6. Atlantic Ocean= A large body of salt water that borders the

eastern United States.7. Supporting Details= the facts, reasons, and examples that explain

the main idea.8. Infer=ideas about characters & events that are not written.9. Estimate= to find about how many, instead of the exact number.10. Fact Family= 3 numbers that are related through a math

operation.

Legislative Branch

The branch of government that makes the laws

Executive Branch

The branch of government that enforces the law

Judicial Branch

The branch of government that makes sure the laws are fair.

Magnet

A material that produces a magnetic field

Pushes away

attract

Pulls closer together

Conclusion

When you use clues from a passage to make a statement about a character or event.

Author’s Purpose

The reason an author writes

Factors

The numbers that are multiplied together.

Product

The answer to a multiplication problem

Vocabulary Quiz 4

1. Legislative Branch= makes the law.2. Executive Branch= enforces the law.3. Judicial Branch=makes sure the laws are fair.4. Magnet=a material that produces a magnetic field.5. Repel= push away. 6. Attract= pull closer.7. Conclusion= when you use clues from a passage to

make a statement about a character or event.8. Author’s Purpose=the reason why an author

writes.9. Factors= numbers that you multiply.10. Product= the answer to a multiplication problem.

Vocabulary Quiz 4

1. Branch of government that makes the laws.

2. Pushes away.

3. The answer to a multiplication problem.

4. Branch of government that enforces the laws.

5. Pull closer.

6 The reason why an author writes.

7. Branch of government that makes sure the laws are fair.

8. When you use clues from a passage to make a statement about a character or event.

9. Numbers that you multiply.

10. A material that produces a magnetic field.

Word Bank:Legislative BranchExecutive BranchJudicial Branch

MagnetRepel

AttractConclusion

Author’s PurposeFactorsProduct

Third Grade Vocabulary Words 2013-2014. Quiz 1 Declarative Sentence

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