Vocabulary Words and Words to Know

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Vocabulary Words and Words to Know Good-Bye to the Moon

combustion com – bus’ – tion (n.) Kid-friendly definition – internal burning; act or process of burning Sentence stem – Engines require…

dingy din’ – gy (adj.) Kid-friendly definition – dirty; lacking brightness or freshness Sentence stem – The windows were…

negotiate ne – go’ – ti – ate (v.) Kid-friendly definition – settle; to talk over and arrange terms Sentence stem – The workers and management will…

traversed tra – versed’ (v.) Kid-friendly definition- crossed; passed across Sentence stem – The Pilgrims …

waft waft (n.) Kid-friendly definition- light scent Sentence stem – The smell of our neighbor’s dinner…

waning wan – ing (adj.) Kid-friendly definition- decreasing Sentence stem – It was hard to see …

More Words to know Some words have meanings that are alike but not exactly the same. The meanings are just a little different. These small differences are called “shades of meaning.” For example, the words weep and bawl are synonyms for the word cry. The word bawl is stronger than cry and the word weep is not as strong as cry or bawl.

More Words to Know bedroom a place for sleeping in

MORE WORDS TO KNOW pesticides substances for killing insects

MORE WORDS TO KNOW dangerous risky

MORE WORDS TO KNOW ungainly clumsy

MORE WORDS TO KNOW adorable inspiring great affection

MORE WORDS TO KNOW careful using caution

COMPREHENSION SKILL compare alike contrast different

Look Back and write What does “the reluctant cashbox of Earth” (p. 276) tell you about the relations between Earth and the Moon in this futuristic story? Write the answer and explain why this phrase is important to the story. Provide evidence to support your answer.