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5 th Grade Reading. Quarter 1 Vocabulary. SYNONYMS. A SYNONYM IS A WORD THAT MEANS THE SAME THING OR ALMOST THE SAME THING AS ANOTHER WORD. EXAMPLES: BIG:HUGEELIMINATATE:REJECTHIDEOUS:REPULSIVE TINY:SMALLINFLATE:SWELLSYMPATHETIC:COMPASSIONATE. VARIABLE. RECEPTICLE. QUIVER. BLUNDER. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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5th Grade Reading
Quarter 1 Vocabulary
SYNONYMS
A SYNONYM IS A WORD THAT MEANS THE SAME THING OR ALMOST THE SAME THING AS ANOTHER WORD.
EXAMPLES:
BIG:HUGE ELIMINATATE:REJECT HIDEOUS:REPULSIVE
TINY:SMALL INFLATE:SWELL SYMPATHETIC:COMPASSIONATE
VARIABLEVocabulary Notebook Entry # 1Definition
VARIABLE means changeable.
Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
At this time of year, the temperature is __________________.
Synonym Antonym Picture
RECEPTICLEVocabulary Notebook Entry # 2Definition
A RECEPTACLE is a container.
Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
There’s a _____________________ for mail in the lobby.
Synonym Antonym Picture
QUIVERVocabulary Notebook Entry # 3Definition
If you QUIVER, you shake.
Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
The child’s lips began to ______________________ when he was scoldedSynonym Antonym Picture
BLUNDERVocabulary Notebook Entry # 4Definition
A BLUNDER is a mistake.
Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
Norman realized he had made a big ___________________________ when he was scolded.Synonym Antonym Picture
RASHVocabulary Notebook Entry # 5Definition
When you are careless, you are RASH.
Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
Think carefully about your actions, and don’t make _____________________ decisions.Synonym Antonym Picture
NOVICEVocabulary Notebook Entry #6
Definition
A NOVICE is a beginner.
Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
Gabby fell a lot because she was a _____________________ at snowboarding.Synonym Antonym Picture
OUTSTANDINGVocabulary Notebook Entry # 7Definition
OUTSTANDING means important in some way.
Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
The audience clapped loudly for the ____________________________ performance.Synonym Antonym Picture
GENERALLYVocabulary Notebook Entry # 8Definition
GENERALLY means usually.
Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
The Golden's ________________ do their errands on Saturday morning.Synonym Antonym Picture
HAZARDOUSVocabulary Notebook Entry # 9Definition
When something is HAZARDOUS, it is dangerous.
Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
That loose wire is ____________________ and should be fixed as soon as possible!Synonym Antonym Picture
VETOVocabulary Notebook Entry # 10Definition
If you VETO something, you say no to it.
Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
Mom will probably ____________________ the idea of sleeping outside tonight.Synonym Antonym Picture
BRUTALVocabulary Notebook Entry # 11Definition
BRUTAL means cruel.
Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
The treatment of prisoners in some places is BRUTAL.
Synonym Antonym Picture
TEACHEROUSVocabulary Notebook Entry # 12Definition
When someone is TREACHEROUS, they are false.
Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
By telling secrets about others Sam turned out to be a TREACHEROUS friend.Synonym Antonym Picture
BEWILDEREDVocabulary Notebook Entry # 13Definition
When you are BEWILDERED, you are confused.
Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
The driver was BEWILDERED by all the signs in the intersection.Synonym Antonym Picture
BOUNTIFULVocabulary Notebook Entry # 14Definition
BOUNTIFUL means plentiful.
Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
This year, the harvest was rich and BOUNTIFUL.
Synonym Antonym Picture
BLISSFULVocabulary Notebook Entry # 15Definition
If you are happy, you are BLISSFUL.
Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
Sitting by the fire after a good meal made the skiers BLISSFUL.Synonym Antonym Picture
VALIDVocabulary Notebook Entry # 16Definition
Something that is VALID is true.
Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
Shelby offered a sound and VALID argument for her case.Synonym Antonym Picture
CUMBERSOMEVocabulary Notebook Entry # 17Definition
CUMBERSOME means clumsy.
Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
The large suitcase was CUMBERSOME and awkward to carry.Synonym Antonym Picture
DORMANTVocabulary Notebook Entry # 18Definition
DORMANT means sleeping.
Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
During the winter, many plants are DORMANT.
Synonym Antonym Picture
CEASLESSVocabulary Notebook Entry # 19Definition
Something that is CEASLESS is unending.
Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
During rush hour the traffic went on and on; it was CEASELESS.Synonym Antonym Picture
DAUNTINGVocabulary Notebook Entry # 20
Definition
If a task is DAUNTING, it is discouraging.
Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
Crossing the rope bride presenting a DAUNTING challenge to Samaria.Synonym Antonym Picture
ANTONYMS
• An ANTONYM is a word that means the opposite of another word.
EXAMPLES:
BIG:SMALL TALL:SHORT BLACK:WHITE
UP:DOWN LEFT:RIGHT RIGHT:WRONG
COMPLIMENTVocabulary Notebook Entry # 21Definition
You give a COMPLIMENT when you say something good.
Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
Mrs. Sharpe gave Alfonzo a COMPLIMENT when his science project won a prize.
Synonym Antonym Picture
CRITICISMVocabulary Notebook Entry # 22Definition
You offer CRITICISM when you make an unfavorable remark.
Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
The piano student knew she would receive a CRITICISM because she hadn’t practiced.
Synonym Antonym Picture
UNIQUEVocabulary Notebook Entry # 23
Definition
If something is UNIQUE it is the only one.
Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
Each piece of pottery is UNIQUE because it is made by hand.Synonym Antonym Picture
ORDINARYVocabulary Notebook Entry # 24Definition
If something is ORDINARY it is common.
Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
Although it was an ORDINARY glass, Mom was sorry about breaking it.Synonym Antonym Picture
FLIMSYVocabulary Notebook Entry # 25
Definition
If something is FLIMSY it is frail or weak.
Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
Everyone was annoyed when the girls gave only a FLIMSY excuse for being late.Synonym Antonym Picture
SUBSTANTIALVocabulary Notebook Entry # 26Definition
If something is SUBSTANTIAL, it is solid.
Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
The owner is happy because her shop made a SUBSTANTIAL profit this year.Synonym Antonym Picture
ALLOWVocabulary Notebook Entry # 27
Definition
ALLOW means to let something happen.
Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
The neighbors don’t ALLOW us to play football on their lawn.Synonym Antonym Picture
PROHIBITVocabulary Notebook Entry # 28
Definition
PROHIBIT means you prevent or stop something from happening.Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
Those signs PROHIBIT cars from driving in the park at certain hours.Synonym Antonym Picture
FATIGUEVocabulary Notebook Entry # 29Definition
FATIGUE is weariness or tiredness.
Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
After a hard workout, Noah felt a sense of FATIGUE.
Synonym Antonym Picture
VIGORVocabulary Notebook Entry # 30
Definition
VIGOR is strength.
Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
Ryan is always full of vim and VIGOR.
Synonym Antonym Picture
FRISKYVocabulary Notebook Entry # 31Definition
FRISKY means lively.
Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
The FRISKY ran around and jumped on everyone at the party.
Synonym Antonym Picture
Vocabulary Notebook Entry # 32Definition
SLUGGISH means slow.
Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
The hot, humid weather made everyone feel idle and SLUGGISH.Synonym Antonym Picture
SLUGGISH
PERMANENTVocabulary Notebook Entry # 33Definition
PERMANNENT means lasting.
Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
After traveling so much, Mr. Page was happy to have settled in to a PERMANNENT home in Memphis.Synonym Antonym Picture
UNSTABLEVocabulary Notebook Entry # 34Definition
UNSTABLE means unsteady.
Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
Don’t skate on the pond in March because the ice becomes UNSTABLE as it melts.Synonym Antonym Picture
TIRESOMEVocabulary Notebook Entry # 35Definition
If something is TIRESOME, it is boring.
Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
Michael found the speaker very TIRESOME because he kept repeating himself.Synonym Antonym Picture
Vocabulary Notebook Entry # 36Definition
If something is INTERESTING it holds your attention.
Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
A strong writer needs a fantastic opening paragraph to make a story INTERESTING to their readers!Synonym Antonym Picture
INTERESTING
CONSIDERATEVocabulary Notebook Entry # 37Definition
Someone who is CONSIDERATE they are thoughtful.
Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
It was a kind and CONSIDERATE of Mr. Antaya to give his seat to me at the staff meeting.Synonym Antonym Picture
Vocabulary Notebook Entry # 38Definition
If someone is HEEDLESS, they are not thoughtful.
Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
The child ran across the street of the HEEDLESS crossing guards calls to stop for the traffic.Synonym Antonym Picture
HEEDLESS
RIDICULOUSVocabulary Notebook Entry #39
Definition
If you are RIDICULOUS, you are silly.
Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
Ms. Bellis felt RIDICULOUS when she realized she had on two different socks!Synonym Antonym Picture
Vocabulary Notebook Entry # 40Definition
If you are SENSIBLE you are wise.
Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
If the news says rain is expected, be SENSIBLE and take an umbrella with you.Synonym Antonym Picture
SENSIBLE
COMPOUND WORDS
• A COMPOUND WORD is a word made up of two smaller words.
EXAMPLES:
JUNK + YARD= JUNKYARD: a yard where junk is kept
SUN + BURN = SUNBURN: when the sun burns your skin
EARTHQUAKEVocabulary Notebook Entry # 41Word and Definition
An EARTHQUAKE is a shaking of the ground caused by a movement of the plates beneath the Earth’s surface.Break the Compound Word in to its Parts Picture
Word 1 Word 2
Example Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
A ______________ of the ______________ is an EARTHQUAKE.
TOUCHDOWNVocabulary Notebook Entry # 42Word and Definition
A TOUCHDOWN is a score in a football game.Break the Compound Word in to its Parts Picture
Word 1 Word 2
Example Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
When a player ____________(es)__ a football ______________ in an end zone he scores a TOUCHDOWN.
VINEYARDVocabulary Notebook Entry #43Word and Definition
A VINEYARD is a field where grapes are grown.
Break the Compound Word in to its Parts Picture
Word 1 Word 2
Example Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
A ______________ where grape ____________(s)__ are grown is a VINEYARD .
WHIRLPOOLVocabulary Notebook Entry # 44Word and Definition
A WHIRLPOOL is a current of water that spins around rapidly.
Break the Compound Word in to its Parts Picture
Word 1 Word 2
Example Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
A ______________ that ___________(s)___ is a WHIRLPOOL.
HEADQUARTERSVocabulary Notebook Entry # 45Word and Definition
A HEADQUARTERS is a command center for a group.Break the Compound Word in to its Parts Picture
Word 1 Word 2
Example Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
The HEADQUARTERS for President Obama’s first campaign was in Chicago.
GUIDEBOOKVocabulary Notebook Entry # 46
Word and Definition
A GUIDEBOOK is a book of information for tourists.Break the Compound Word in to its Parts Picture
Word 1 Word 2
Example Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
A ______________ that’s a ______________ is a GUIDEBOOK.
BLUEPRINTVocabulary Notebook Entry #47Word and Definition
A BLUEPRINT is a plan for a building.Break the Compound Word in to its Parts Picture
Word 1 Word 2
Example Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
Plans for buildings are called BLUEPRINTS because the plans are often drawn on special blue paper.
SPELLBOUNDVocabulary Notebook Entry # 48Word and Definition
SPELLBOUND means you like someone or something so much it might seem like they’ve but a spell on you.Break the Compound Word in to its Parts Picture
Word 1 Word 2
Example Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
The first time I met my husband I was completely SPELLBOUND by his good looks and charm.
MASTERPIECEVocabulary Notebook Entry # 49Word and Definition
A MASTERPIECE is a something made with great skill.Break the Compound Word in to its Parts Picture
Word 1 Word 2
Example Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
A ______________ of art made by a ______________ is a MASTERPIECE.
WINDSHIELDVocabulary Notebook Entry #50Word and Definition
The front window of a car is called a WINDSHIELD.
Break the Compound Word in to its Parts Picture
Word 1 Word 2
Example Sentence Using Vocabulary Word
A ______________ from the ______________ is called a WINDSHIELD.