1. WORD STUDY Lesson 22

2. finished  high-frequency word  past-tense  verb meaning “ended or completed”  2 syllables

3. discovered  high-frequency word  past tense  verb meaning “found or took notice of”  difference between invented and discovered: invent is “to create”  discover refers to something that already exists  prefix dis- means “the opposite of,” as in “the opposite of covered up”  3 syllables

4. beside  high-frequency word  used often as a preposition (“beside the road”)  Note: for the preposition that means “over” and “above”, besides is preferred as in, “Ally earned this honor for doing something besides her normal duties.”  2 syllables

5. million  high-frequency word  often misspelled  tricky spelling with double l and the ion combination  cardinal number  2 syllables

6. lie  high-frequency word  has two different origins and multiple meanings  1) a noun meaning “an untruth”  2) verb meaning “to tell something untrue”  3) a verb, which means “to recline” (lie, lay, lain)  idioms for both words: “lying through your teeth” and “lying down on the job”

7. perhaps  high-frequency word  adverb meaning “possibly” or “maybe”  2 syllables

8. imperialism  means “a policy of extending governmental rule into foreign lands”  suffix –ism means “principle, policy, or doctrine”  6 syllables

9. fascism  means “a political movement or philosophy in which a dictator controls all commerce and industry and opposes democracy”  suffix –ism means “principle, policy, or doctrine”  tricky pronunciation and spelling because of sc  3 syllables

10. communism  means “a system of social organization in which all property is held in common, with the goal of a classless society”  suffix –ism means “principle, policy, or doctrine”  4 syllables

11. patriotism  means “devoted love and support of one’s country”  suffix –ism means “principle, policy, or doctrine”  5 syllables

12. capitalism  means “an economic system in which wealth is made and maintained by private individuals”  related to capital, which means “wealth or profit”  suffix –ism means “principle, policy, or doctrine”  5 syllables

13. socialism  means “a system of social organization that invests a portion of its wealth in the community”  suffix –ism means “principle, policy, or doctrine”  4 syllables

14. spelling counts! Finished Discovered Beside Million Lie Perhaps Imperialism Fascism Communism Patriotism Capitalism Socialism Work on writing Work on reading Work on make up work

15. four square Word: ___________ Picture: Sentence: _____________ _____________________. Word: ___________ Picture: Sentence: _____________ _____________________. Word: ___________ Picture: Sentence: _____________ _____________________. Word: ___________ Picture: Sentence: _____________ _____________________. You may use: Imperialism Fascism Communism Patriotism Capitalism Socialism

16. connections  ___________ is connected to ______________ because ______________________________.

17. word builder a i i m o p r s t t

18. word linkage intercommunismallambe sideediscoveredevelope destriangleafinishedimp erialismuglyesocialismilli ontoperhapsofascism

19. word smart  word for “telling a fib”?  a word for a system in which money is made and kept by individuals and corporations?  a word for a government policy whose goal is the territorial growth of the country?  a word that is represented by a number with 7 digits?  a word that means “found or learned about something”?  a word that is a preposition?  a word that is an adverb?  a word for a system that would allow a citizen to work hard and become a millionaire?  a word for a system that would not allow a citizen to work hard and become a millionaire?  a word with a prefix that means “the opposite of”?  a word that means “to recline”?  a word that means “the love of and support for one’s country”?  a word with a suffix that means “a principle, policy or doctrine”?  a word that is a system where a dictator controls all the commerce and wealth?

20. guess my rule

21. word clusters social studies terms Past tense words choice