WORD SORT Unit 5, Week 4
Cut out the word cards and group cards. Sort the list words by Latin
Root ject spec scrib or scrip rupt abruptly aspect bankrupt describe eject eruption injection inscribe inspection interruption manuscript prescribe project reject respectful rupture scribble spectacular subscription suspect circumspect nondescript trajectory transcription corruption
Spelling Words
Unit 5, Week 4
1. abruptly
2. aspect
3. bankrupt
4. describe
5. eject
6. eruption
7. injection
8. inscribe
9. inspection
10. interruption
11. manuscript
12. prescribe
13. project
14. reject
15. respectful
16. rupture
17. scribble
18. spectacular
19. subscription
20. suspect
Challenge Words:
21. circumspect
22. nondescript
23. trajectory
24. transcription
25. corruption
Spelling Words
Unit 5, Week 4
1. abruptly
2. aspect
3. bankrupt
4. describe
5. eject
6. eruption
7. injection
8. inscribe
9. inspection
10. interruption
11. manuscript
12. prescribe
13. project
14. reject
15. respectful
16. rupture
17. scribble
18. spectacular
19. subscription
20. suspect
Challenge Words:
21. circumspect
22. nondescript
23. trajectory
24. transcription
25. corruption
Spelling Words
Unit 5, Week 4
1. abruptly
2. aspect
3. bankrupt
4. describe
5. eject
6. eruption
7. injection
8. inscribe
9. inspection
10. interruption
11. manuscript
12. prescribe
13. project
14. reject
15. respectful
16. rupture
17. scribble
18. spectacular
19. subscription
20. suspect
Challenge Words:
21. circumspect
22. nondescript
23. trajectory
24. transcription
25. corruption
Vocabulary Unit 5, Week 4
1. armor - any kind of protective covering
2. encases - covers completely, encloses
3. extinct - no longer existing
4. hideous - very ugly, frightful, or horrible
5. plunged - fell or moved suddenly downward or forward
6. serpent - a snake, especially a big one
Vocabulary Unit 5, Week 4
1. armor - any kind of protective covering
2. encases - covers completely, encloses
3. extinct - no longer existing
4. hideous - very ugly, frightful, or horrible
5. plunged - fell or moved suddenly downward or forward
6. serpent - a snake, especially a big one