Week 1
-y
(tend to)
Week 2
-ly
(way of)
List A:
List A:
1. icy
2. jumpy
3. chilly
4. misty
5. waxy
6. lucky
7. hasty
8. shiny
9. runny
10. funny
1. happily
2. barely
3. coldly
4. angrily
5. purely
6. calmly
7. dimly
8. exactly
9. entirely
10. deeply
List B:
List B:
1. velvety
2. property
3. trendy
4. remedy
5. trustworthy
6. quality
7. survey
8. accessory
9. numeracy
10. obesity
1. delightfully
2. privately
3. puzzlingly
4. quarterly
5. currently
6. promptly
7. typically
8. collectively
9. unseasonably
10. rigorously
List C:
List C:
1. absently
2. abruptly
3. punctually
4. symphony
5. unsanitary
6. truancy
7. publicity
8. respiratory
9. obscurity
10. migratory
1. enviously
2. curiously
3. mischievously
4. ferociously
5. officially
6. triumphantly
7.sympathetically
8. rhythmically
9. diligently
10. exhilaratingly
EOG Review Week #1
EOG Review Week #2
1. Divide: To separate into equal groups and
find the number in each group or the
number of groups.
2. Apply: To use knowledge
3. Geometry: The properties and
relationships of points, lines, angles,
surfaces, and solids
4. Place Value: The value of the place of a
digit in a number
5. Explain: To clearly state your reasons
6. Faces: A plane figure that is one side of a
solid figure
7. State: to tell
8. Except: to leave out
9. Meter: A unit of length in the metric
system
10. Whole Number: Any number that isn’t a
decimal or fraction
1. Stem and Leaf Plot: A graph used to
organize data by grouping the values of their
digits
2. Justify: Explain why you are right
3. Opinion: A belief based on what you think
4. Plane Figure: Any 2-dimensional figure
5. Infer: Using reason to make an educated
guess
6. Length: The distance along a line or figure
from one point to another
7. Table: An organized way to list data
8. Cups: A customary unit of capacity equal
to 8 fluid ounces
9. Line Segment: A part of a line with 2
endpoints
10. Line: A set of connected points that go
on forever in both directions
EOG Review Week #3
1. Summarize: To sum it up
2. Factor: The two whole numbers that are
multiplied together to get a given number
3. Kilogram: A metric unit of mass equal to
1000 grams
4. Order of Operations: The way to solve a
problem that has more than one operation
5. Reference: A source of information
6. Value: The possible outcomes for a
variable
7. Standard Notation: A number written
with one digit for each place value
8. Elaborate: To explain in more detail
9. Analyze: To examine carefully
10. Fraction: A way to describe a part of a
whole or of a group
EOG Review Week #4
EOG Review Week #5
EOG Review Week #6
1. Affect: To do something to cause it to
change
2. Angles: The amount of turning or opening-Three types: right, acute, obtuse
3. Data: Information, especially numerical
information
4. Graph: A drawing that shows relationship
between data—Examples: bar, line, circle
5. Denominator: In a fraction, the number
below the line that shows how many total
parts
6. Interpret: To make clear the meaning of
7. Numerator: In a fraction, the number
above the line that shows how many parts
are shaded
8. Centimeters: A metric unit of length that
is 1/100 of a meter
9. Fact: Something that can be proven
10. Mixed Number: A number that has a
whole number and a fraction
1. Impression: A feeling about someone or
something
2. Associative Property: Changing the grouping
of 3 or more factors does not change the
product
3. Commutative Property: Changing the order
of the factors does not change the product
4. Evaluate: To determine the meaning or
importance
5. Distributive Property: When one of the
factors of a product is a sum, multiplying each
addend before adding, doesn’t change to
product
6. Feature: A characteristic of a passage
7. Mood: The feeling a reader gets from a story
8. Hundredths: One-Hundredth of a whole
number
9. Identity Property: In you multiply a number
by 1, the product is the same as that number
10. Tenths: One-Tenth of a whole number
1. Perpendicular Lines: Lines that cross to
form right angles
2. Clarify: To make clear
3. Parallel Lines: Lines that are always the
same distance apart
4. Decimal: A number less than a whole
number
5. Influence: Use experience to cause change
6. Intersecting Lines: Lines that cross
7. Area: The measure, in square units, of the
inside of a plane figure
8. Perimeter: The distance around a figure
9. Pint: A customary unit of capacity equal to
2 cups
10. Probability: The chance of an event
happening