READING AND LANGUAGE ARTS 5
Week #11 (11/10 – 11/14/14)
Spelling Words
1. abnormality
2. abode
3. abundant
4. academy
5. accordingly
6. accordion
7. accountant
8. achieve
9. acquire
10. activity
11. adequate
12. adjective
13. adjustment
14. admittance
15. adoption
16. advance
17. advertise
18. affected
19. affliction
20. aggravate
Vocabulary Words
1. tradition – custom or belief handed down from generation to generation
2. procession – something that moves forward; persons marching or riding
3. distribution – the act of giving some to each, of dividing and giving out in shares
4. recommend – to speak in favor of, suggest favorably
5. sacred – worthy of reverence
6. behavior – manner of behaving; way of acting
7. astonish – to surprise greatly, amaze
8. benefactor – a person who has given money or kindly help
READING AND LANGUAGE ARTS 6
Week #11 (11/10 – 11/14/14)
Spelling Words
1. alarmist
2. allegation
3. allegiance
4. allergic
5. alternate
6. altogether
7. ambulance
8. amnesia
9. ancient
10. anecdote
11. anniversary
12. announce
13. antenna
14. antique
15. anxiety
16. apostrophe
17. appetizer
18. appliance
19. argue
20. artificial
Vocabulary Words
1. obscure – not well known
2. humble – modest; not proud
3. mortal – referring to humans, who eventually die
4. indignantly – in a way that expresses anger
5. obstinacy – stubbornness
6. strive – struggle; compete
READING AND LANGUAGE ARTS 7
Week #11 (11/10 – 11/14/14)
Spelling Words
1. aberrant
2. abhorrent
3. abolition
4. abundantly
5. accelerando
6. accelerator
7. acceptable
8. accompanist
9. accumulate
10. achievement
11. acrylic
12. adequacy
13. adjacent
14. admissible
15. adolescence
16. advancement
17. adversity
18. advocate
19. aerospace
20. affordable
Vocabulary Words
1. liberty – freedom from slavery or captivity
2. aloft – high up, flying, in the air
3. vacancy – emptiness, unoccupied position
4. reel – spin, whirl
5. sustained – supported
6. captivity - imprisonment
Spelling Words
1. afterthought
2. aggressive
3. allegorical
4. alleviate
5. ambiguity
6. amicable
7. amphibian
8. anesthesia
9. annotate
10. annoyance
READING AND LANGUAGE ARTS 8
Week #11 (11/10 – 11/14/14)
11. antecedent
12. anthropology
13. antibacterial
14. apothecary
15. approbation
16. archaic
17. arduous
18. arguable
19. assiduous
20. assurance
Vocabulary Words
1. Myths – are tales that explain the actions of gods, goddesses, and the heroes that interact
with them
2. nymph – (in Greek mythology) is a godlike being that appears as beautiful young woman
in a natural setting
3. Hera – the wife of Zeus
4. Zeus – the supreme ruler of Mount Olympus and all the gods and goddesses who live
there
5. Narcissus – handsome but vain boy known for his cruel rejection of the many nymphs
who fell in love with him
READING AND LANGUAGE ARTS 5TH – 8TH
HOMEWORK
November 10 – 13, 2014
5th
6th
7th
8th
MON
11/10
TUES
11/11
WED
11/12
THURS
11/13
Please copy
the spelling
words thrice
and
vocabulary
words thrice in
your journal.
Write in
cursive.
Please copy
the spelling
words thrice
and
vocabulary
words thrice in
your journal.
Write in
cursive.
Please copy
the spelling
words thrice
and
vocabulary
words thrice in
your journal.
Write in
cursive.
Please copy
the spelling
words thrice
and
vocabulary
words thrice in
your journal.
Write in
cursive.
Write a short
essay. Use the
words from
the vocabulary
words of the
week to create
a meaningful
paragraph.
Answer Think
Critically on
page 250.
Write your
answers in
your journal.
Study for the
Friday test.
Write a short
essay. Use the
words from
the vocabulary
words of the
week to create
a meaningful
paragraph.
Answer
Critical
Thinking on
page 864.
Write your
answers in
your journal.
Study for the
Friday test.
Write a short
essay. Use the
words from
the vocabulary
words of the
week to create
a meaningful
paragraph.
Answer
Critical
Thinking on
page 920.
Write your
answers in
your journal.
Study for the
Friday test.
Write a short
essay. Use the
words from
the vocabulary
words of the
week to create
a meaningful
paragraph.
Answer
Critical
Thinking on
page 1034.
Write your
answers in
your journal.
Study for the
Friday test.