SPELLING & VOCABULARY LIST 5 MORE LIST 5-SPELLING • 1. attorneys at law 2. scissors 3. churchgoers 4. policemen 5. cupfuls 6. algae 7. cacti 8. data 9.oases 10.analyses • 11. diagnoses 12. vertebrae 13. parentheses 14. theses 15. agenda 16. emphases 17. memorabilia 18. debris 19. 1 & 2 Samuel 20. 1 & 2 Kings VOCABULARY • 21. criteria---- standards or rules by which things can be judged 22. bacteria--- microscopic, single-celled organisms 23. media-- newspapers, television, and other such means of mass communication 24. phenomena– facts, events, or circumstances that can be observed 25. larvae--- immature insects that do not look like adult insects 26. fungi--plants which do not contain chlorophyll and cannot make their own food 27. alumni--- graduates of a school or college 28. crises--- turning points 29. hypotheses– scientists’ explanations that may or may not be true • 30. guesses– answers made without scientific evidence S AY I T I N A S E N T E N C E 1. Certain diseases are caused by harmful _________. 2. Caterpillars are the _______ of moths. 3. The unprepared student made several _____ on his history test. 4. Several ________ of the college contributed to a scholarship fund for future students. 5. Miss Bundy explained the ______ for earning an A. 6. Stories of a major earthquake were reported by the ____________. 7. Often, situations that appear to be ______ prove to be quite minor. 8. Mushrooms are types of _______. 9. The scientists observed the processes and made several ______to explain them. 10. Lightning strikes are naturally occurring _________ LIST 6- FOOD • 1. raspberries • 2. biscuits • 3. bagel • 4. broccoli • 5. banana • 6. delicious • 7. onion • 8. appetizing • 9. beverage • 10. cocoa • 11. spaghetti • 12. vegetable 13. celery 14. pumpkin 15. cantaloupe 16. cauliflower 17. macaroni 18. syrup 19. yogurt 20. casserole 21. pizza 22. nachos 23. restaurant 24. 1 & 2 Chronicles 25. Ezra SPELLING • 26. nutritious– valuable to the body as a food • 27. meringue– a mixture of egg white and sugar, beaten until stiff • 28. carbohydrates—food nutrients that provide cells with energy • 29. protein– a food nutrient especially useful for building and repairing cells • 30. delicatessen– a store that sells prepared food such as sandwiches, salads, cheese, and pickles • 31. barbecue– meat roasted over an open fire; a party or picnic where such meat is served • 32. sauté– to fry lightly and quickly • 33. cholesterol– a fatty substance in the blood • 34. cereal– food made from grain • 35. serial– a story given one part at a time V O C A B U L A RY S AY I T I N A S E N T E N C E 1. The final chapter of the _______ will be in the next edition of the magazine. 2. Fifth graders need rest, exercise, and _________ food to stay healthy. 3. The three families had a __________ to celebrate the Fourth of July. 4. The recipe said to ______ the onions in one tablespoon of butter. 5. Rice, oats, and wheat can be found in breakfast ____________. 6. Three egg whites make enough ___________ to top a pie. 7. I bought a turkey sandwich and a salad at the _____________. 8. The doctor recommended a diet high in _______ to help rebuild the patient’s damaged muscles. 9. The more active you, are, the more _____ you need in your diet. 10. High levels of a certain kind of ______ in the blood can harm the heart. SPELLING & VOCABULARY LIST 7 MUSIC SPELLING 1. pianist 2. rehearsal 3. chorus 4. melody 5. harmony 6. (Ludwig van) Beethoven soprano 7. guitar 8. rhythm 9. (Franz Joseph) Haydn 10. hymn 11. conductor 12. (Wolfgang Amadeus) Mozart 13. (Johann Sebastian)Bach 14. violin 15. quartet 16. musician 21. 17. choir 18. tenor 19. tempo 20. recital 22. duet 23. bass 24. Nehemiah 25. Vocabulary 26. octave------------ the eight notes in a musical scale 27. symphony------- a composition for a full orchestra 28. encore------------ an extra song or appearance in response to applause 29. anthem----------- a hymn of praise to God or country 30. soloist------------- a musician who performs alone 31. sonata------------- a long piece of music for one or two instruments 32. opera-------------- a play in which most of the lines are sung 33. orchestra--------- a large group of musicians playing string, wood, wind, brass, and percussion instruments 34. cymbal------------ one pair of brass plates used as a musical instrument 35. symbol------------ something which represents something else Say It in a Sentence 1. Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven composed ______ for orchestra. 2. The lion is the ______ of courage; the lamb of meekness. 3. From middle C to the next C is one __________. 4. Just before the pastor’s sermon, a _____ sang “ Amazing Grace.” 5. A talented pianist performed Beethoven’s “Moonlight ______.” 6. The Olympic gold medalist stood on the platform as his country’s national _____ was played. 7. The Italian ______ was sung in English for the American audience. 8. The audience clapped until the orchestra played an __________. 9. The _______ crashed and rang during the band’s performance of “The Stars and Stripes Forever.” 10. The conductor had the members of the _____ take a bow.