Vocabulary and definitions

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Vocabulary and definitions Unit 1, Wk 5 Vocabulary and definitions

carved Define: cut Example: A strong river carved this canyon. Ask: What other things can be carved?

clues Define: hints that help solve a problem. Example: These paw prints are clues that a dog walked here today. Ask: What clues tell you that it might rain?

grand Define: Large and splendid. Example: Diane sat and gazed at the grand view of the river. Ask: What do you think would make a grand view?

landmark Define: An important building or place. Example: The Statue of Liberty is an American landmark. Ask: What other landmarks can you name?

massive Define: very big. Example: The boaters looked up at the massive stone cliff. Ask: What is another word for massive?

monument Define: A building or statue that is made to honor a person or event. Example: This monument honors the leaders of our country. Ask: Can you describe a monument you have seen?

national Define: belonging to a nation. Example: The Fourth of July is a national holiday. Ask: Can you name another national holiday?

traces Define: signs of some past thing. Example: In the morning we found traces, or small amounts, of snow on the plants. Ask: What is another word for traces?