Vocabulary 5 – Green Book: Genes: A Family Inheritance

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Vocabulary 5 – Green Book: Genes: A Family Inheritance

Word 1: Genes Definition: A unit of a chromosome that determines a specific trait. Sentence: Mr. Olson received the gene for blue eyes from his father.

Word 2: Generations Definition: All of the people born and living at about the same time. Sentence: Mr. Olson’s generation didn’t have the internet while they were growing up.

Word 3: Environment Definition: The surroundings that a person lives within. Sentence: Living in a city environment is very stressful, unlike a rural environment that is quiet and clam.

Word 4: Personality Definition: An individual’s unique character Word 4: Personality Definition: An individual’s unique character. Sentence: Mr. Kerr’s personality is very happy and positive at all times.

Word 5: Determine Definition: To cause something to happen in a certain way. Sentence: The grades you earn in high school will determine which college you are accepted into.

Word 6: Trait Definition: A special quality or characteristic, usually relating to a person. Sentence: Mr. Olson’s beard is one of the traits that makes him easy to recognize.

Word 7: Identical Definition: Similar in every way, exactly alike Word 7: Identical Definition: Similar in every way, exactly alike. Sentence: The identical twins are really hard to tell apart when they wear the same clothes.

Word 8: Dominant Definition: Most important, powerful, or influential Word 8: Dominant Definition: Most important, powerful, or influential. Sentence: The lion is the most dominant animal in Africa, all other animals fear him.

Word 9: Unique Definition: Being the only one of it’s kind, unlike anything else. Sentence: Every person has a unique finger print that no one else will ever have.

Word 10: Proteins Definition: Building blocks for our body, they form DNA and everything else in our body. Sentence: The proteins in your DNA are very small but important to making you a unique person.

Word 11: Rare Definition: Not occurring very often. Sentence: Mr Word 11: Rare Definition: Not occurring very often. Sentence: Mr. Kerr with a Mohawk is a rare event but it will be happening soon!

Word 12: Outgoing Definition: Friendly and socially confident Sentence: The most outgoing students always end up having the most friends by the end of the year.

Word 13: Shy Definition: Being reserved or showing timidity to interact with others. Sentence: The shy girl stands alone next to the tree everyday at break.

Word 14: Influence Definition: To have an effect on something Word 14: Influence Definition: To have an effect on something. Sentence: Your parents have a lot of influence over the decision about where you travel for holiday.

Word 15: Anxious Definition: Experiencing worry, unease or nervousness Word 15: Anxious Definition: Experiencing worry, unease or nervousness. Sentence: The whole class was anxious on the morning of their first exams.