localhost/vocabulary - 39 Week Vocabulary Lesson Plan for School Year 2010-2011
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39 Week Lesson Plan Week #4:
True/False Sentences for roots GEN and GRAD/GRED/GRESS
Directions for the localhost/vocabulary True/False Sentences: In the following 26 sentences, mark T or F to indicate whether the words have been used properly! ANSWERS are at the bottom of the page.
Word bank in alphabetical order for the localhost/vocabulary true/false sentences, Week 4:
GEN (14): gender, genealogy, general, generation, generic, generosity, genesis, genetics, genius, genteel, genuine, indigenous, ingenious, regeneration GRAD/GRESS/GRED (11): aggression, centigrade, congressional, degradation, degree, gradually, graduation, gradient, ingredient, progressive, transgression ___ 1. Tracey appreciates the GENEROSITY of her parents who help her emotionally and financially.
___ 2. Matt said the GENERIC shirt was acceptable because he had insisted on a name brand.
___ 3. The twins bought a GENEALOGY to put on the bumper of their new car.
___ 4. Sam, a real estate agent, attempted to REGENERATE the couple's interest in a house he had already shown them.
___ 5. Even though Hank really liked dogs, he was alarmed at the AGGRESSIVE barking of the German shepherd.
___ 6. The narrow street had been closed because engineers needed to DEGRADE the roadbed.
___ 7. Doesn't John show PROGRESS as his French is much more fluent today than it was six months ago?
___ 8. Brenda chose soothing CONGRESSIONAL music as the final selection after the ceremony.
___ 9. Holly carefully sewed a GENERATION on the shirt to go with her new jacket.
___ 10. Since Clarice grew up in Switzerland, she was familiar with measuring temperatures by CENTIGRADE.
___ 11. The children hugged the puppy and asked the owner to tell them what GENDER it was.
___ 12. Kim preferred to buy a GENUINE fur rather than a fake copy.
___ 13. Chris was INDIGENOUS that her friend thought she had lied about the details of her vacation.
___ 14. The train engineer will DIGRESS the switch enabling the freight cars to pass through the tunnel.
___ 15. Dan's parents welcome the opportunity to celebrate at GRADUATION with him when he receives his degree.
___ 16. The artist created such beautiful scenes that the dealer predicted a significant DEGREE of appeal for buyers.
___ 17. Are you aware that Adam is such a GENIUS that he graduated from college at age twelve?
___ 18. Karen's teacher entered the GRADIENT from the last quiz into the computer for each student in her class.
___ 19. Martha�s suggestion to buy a class gift had GENERAL approval from her friends.
___ 20. The doctor examined Frank's GENESIS and said it was badly infected.
___ 21. Tim studied GENETICS in an attempt to understand the nutritional values of specific foods.
___ 22. Children will pet a puppy with GENTEEL attention to its small body.
___ 23. The bank robber's successful heist included an INGENIOUS series of calculated moves.
___ 24. New foods are GRADUALLY introduced to babies in an attempt to preserve their health.
___ 25. Don't you believe that hard work is a critical INGREDIENT to gain success?
___ 26. Donna bought a chocolate TRANSGRESSION at the bakery and ate it before her arrival at home.
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Any questions can be directed to Jan and Carey Cook at Vocabulary University for clarification.For further understanding, explore our other Week 4 Latin and Greek root word activities:
Week 4 Crossword
Week 4 Word Find
Week 4 FITB
Week 4 Matching
Week 4 True/False - you are here!
Week 4 Story
1st Semester (13 week) Matrix
Week 4 Puzzles
True (T) and False (F) answers: 1. T, 2. F, 3. F, 4. T, 5. T, 6. F, 7. T, 8. F, 9. F,10. T, 11. T, 12. T, 13. F, 14. F, 15. T, 16. T, 17. T, 18. F 19 - T; 20 - F; 21 - F; 22 - F; 23 - T; 24 - T; 25 - T, 26 - F
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