Grade 4 ELA Vocabulary and Word Study

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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.

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Tender

Soft, such as the skin of a newborn baby.

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Steeped

Soaked completely in liquid, such as soil saturated with water.

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Excreted

Removed or discharged from the body, such as sweat.

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Vessels

Tubes within the body through which blood circulates and travels.

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Ultraviolet

A form of light that is invisible to humans but can be seen by some insects.

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Greek root meaning 'life'

Bio, as found in the word biography.

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Greek root meaning 'written or drawn'

Graph, as found in the word graphic.

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Greek root meaning 'far or distant'

Tele, as found in the word television.

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Greek root meaning 'sound'

Phon, as found in the word phonograph.

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Telescope

A tool used to view objects in the distance, such as the moon.

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Rapids

Fast-moving, rushing water in a river or stream.

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Shimmering

Twinkling or shining with a flickering light in the sun.

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Desire

A wish or strong longing to do or achieve something.

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Shallow

Low in depth; not deep.

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Men

The irregular plural form of the noun man.

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Teeth

The irregular plural form of the noun tooth.

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Feet

The irregular plural form of the noun foot.

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Deer

A noun that possesses the identical form for both singular and plural.

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Cold-blooded

An animal characteristic where an organism receives all of its warmth from air and water rather than producing its own heat.

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Minn

A cold-blooded turtle in the text 'Minn of the Mississippi'.