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Vocabulary and word study practice cards covering synonyms, Greek roots, irregular plurals, and reading comprehension terms from Unit 2 progress check-ups.
Tender
Soft, such as the skin of a newborn baby.
Steeped
Soaked completely in liquid, such as soil saturated with water.
Excreted
Removed or discharged from the body, such as sweat.
Vessels
Tubes within the body through which blood circulates and travels.
Ultraviolet
A form of light that is invisible to humans but can be seen by some insects.
Greek root meaning 'life'
Bio, as found in the word biography.
Greek root meaning 'written or drawn'
Graph, as found in the word graphic.
Greek root meaning 'far or distant'
Tele, as found in the word television.
Greek root meaning 'sound'
Phon, as found in the word phonograph.
Telescope
A tool used to view objects in the distance, such as the moon.
Rapids
Fast-moving, rushing water in a river or stream.
Shimmering
Twinkling or shining with a flickering light in the sun.
Desire
A wish or strong longing to do or achieve something.
Shallow
Low in depth; not deep.
Men
The irregular plural form of the noun man.
Teeth
The irregular plural form of the noun tooth.
Feet
The irregular plural form of the noun foot.
Deer
A noun that possesses the identical form for both singular and plural.
Cold-blooded
An animal characteristic where an organism receives all of its warmth from air and water rather than producing its own heat.
Minn
A cold-blooded turtle in the text 'Minn of the Mississippi'.