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This is science and math vocabulary It refers to parts extending from a main body A synonym is divisions or limbs Used in trees and diagrams Means parts growing or dividing from a main section This word starts with B and ends with S branches
This is a math word It means to work with numbers A synonym is compute Root calc- means count or stone Means to find an answer using math This word starts with C and ends with E calculate
This is reading and science vocabulary It means a special feature or quality A synonym is trait Opposite is difference Used to describe people, animals, and things This word starts with C and ends with C characteristic
This appears in reading, math, and science It organizes information A synonym is graph or table Used to display data visually Helps make information easy to understand This word starts with C and ends with T chart
This is a science word It relates to sorting and grouping A synonym is group Root class- means type or category Used to organize organisms or objects This word starts with C and ends with Y classify
This is science vocabulary It means to fall down suddenly A synonym is crumble Opposite is withstand Often used with buildings or structures This word starts with C and ends with E collapse
This is social studies vocabulary It relates to creating settlements A synonym is settle Root colon- relates to territory Used when people move to new lands This word starts with C and ends with E colonize
This is general academic vocabulary It means to put together A synonym is merge Opposite is separate Used in math, writing, and science This word starts with C and ends with E combine
This is reading vocabulary It means to look at two or more things A synonym is examine differences and similarities Often paired with contrast Used in comprehension questions This word starts with C and ends with E compare
This is writing vocabulary It involves creating something A synonym is produce Root pose means put or place Used when writing or building This word starts with C and ends with E compose
This is reading vocabulary It means to reach a final idea A synonym is decide Opposite is doubt Used after analyzing information This word starts with C and ends with E conclude
This is academic vocabulary It means to make sure something is true A synonym is verify Opposite is deny Used with facts and information This word starts with C and ends with M confirm
This is academic vocabulary It refers to a result of an action A synonym is outcome Opposite is cause Used in cause-and-effect studies This word starts with C and ends with E consequence
This is academic vocabulary used in science and engineering It means to build something A synonym is assemble Opposite is destroy Used when designing or making structures This word starts with C and ends with T construct
This is reading vocabulary It means to show differences A synonym is differentiate Opposite is compare Used to analyze ideas or characters This word starts with C and ends with T contrast
This is academic vocabulary It means to give something useful A synonym is donate or add Opposite is withhold Often used with teamwork or ideas This word starts with C and ends with E contribute
This is academic vocabulary It means to change form A synonym is transform Opposite is remain Used in math, science, and reading This word starts with C and ends with T convert
This is reading vocabulary It means to communicate or carry meaning A synonym is express Opposite is hide Used with messages, tone, or feelings This word starts with C and ends with Y convey
This is academic vocabulary It means to make something new A synonym is invent or produce Opposite is destroy Used in writing, art, and science This word starts with C and ends with E create
This is a science word It refers to repeated events or patterns A synonym is loop Opposite is stop Used in water cycles and life cycles This word starts with C and ends with E cycle
This word is general academic vocabulary It relates to leaving something behind A synonym is desert An antonym is keep or continue Often used when someone quits or walks away This word starts with A and ends with N abandon
This is academic vocabulary It describes what someone can do A synonym is skill Contains the suffix -ity meaning state of being Used to show talent or capacity This word starts with A and ends with Y ability
This appears in math and science It relates to correctness A synonym is precise An antonym is inaccurate Used for exact measurements or facts This word starts with A and ends with E accurate
This is a science and reading word It involves change A synonym is adjust Often describes how organisms survive Means changing to fit new conditions This word starts with A and ends with T adapt
This is academic vocabulary in reading It describes a helpful condition A synonym is benefit Opposite is disadvantage Means something that helps you succeed This word starts with A and ends with E advantage
This word appears in reading and science It means to look closely A synonym is examine Root ana- means through Used when breaking information into parts This word starts with A and ends with E analyze
This is general academic vocabulary It can describe movement or thinking A synonym is method or move toward Used for strategies or physical movement Related to getting closer to something This word starts with A and ends with H approach
This is math vocabulary It relates to estimation A synonym is about or roughly Root prox means near Used when giving a close but not exact answer This word starts with A and ends with Y approximately
This is reading and writing vocabulary It involves giving reasons A synonym is debate Used when supporting a position Relates to claims and evidence This word starts with A and ends with E argue
This is general academic vocabulary It means to put things in order A synonym is organize An antonym is scatter Used when placing items neatly This word starts with A and ends with E arrange
This is a social studies and reading word It relates to history Prefix arti- means skill or craft A synonym is object from the past A man-made object from long ago This word starts with A and ends with T artifact
This is general academic vocabulary It relates to thinking A synonym is suppose Used when inferring without proof Means taking something as true This word starts with A and ends with E assume
This is a science word It relates to Earth’s systems Root atmo- means air Connected to weather and climate Means the layer of gases around Earth This word starts with A and ends with E atmosphere
This is a science word It involves pulling something closer A synonym is draw toward Opposite is repel Used with magnets, animals, and interest This word starts with A and ends with T attract
This is sensory vocabulary It relates to hearing Root aud- means sound or hear A synonym is hearable Means able to be heard This word starts with A and ends with E audible
This is general academic vocabulary It describes something ready for use A synonym is accessible Opposite is unavailable Used for resources, materials, and people This word starts with A and ends with E available
This is a math word It relates to sets of numbers A synonym is mean Opposite is extreme Means the sum divided by the number of values This word starts with A and ends with E average
This is general vocabulary It means to stay away from A synonym is dodge or escape Opposite is confront Used for danger, chores, or problems This word starts with A and ends with D avoid
This is reading and science vocabulary It means something helpful A synonym is advantage Opposite is harm Describes a positive result This word starts with B and ends with T benefit
This is a science/weather word It describes severe snowstorms A synonym is snowstorms Includes strong winds and low visibility Means dangerous winter storms This word starts with B and ends with S blizzards
This is academic vocabulary It refers to information collected A synonym is facts Opposite is guesses Used in charts, graphs, and experiments This word starts with D and ends with A data
This is reading and speaking vocabulary It involves discussing different views A synonym is argue Opposite is agree quietly Used when sharing reasons in a discussion This word starts with D and ends with E debate
This is academic vocabulary It means to go downward or decrease A synonym is drop Opposite is rise Used for numbers, temperatures, or interest This word starts with D and ends with E decline
This is academic vocabulary It means to explain a term A synonym is describe exactly Opposite is confuse Used in dictionaries and science This word starts with D and ends with E define
This is academic vocabulary in reading and science It means to show or prove A synonym is display Opposite is hide Used in experiments and presentations This word starts with D and ends with E demonstrate
This is reading and writing vocabulary It means to tell what something is like A synonym is explain Opposite is label briefly Used for characters, settings, and events This word starts with D and ends with E describe
This is academic vocabulary It means to figure something out A synonym is decide Opposite is guess wildly Used in math, science, and reading This word starts with D and ends with E determine
This is academic vocabulary It means to grow or improve A synonym is expand Opposite is shrink Used for ideas, skills, and projects This word starts with D and ends with P develop
This is a math word It refers to a straight line across a circle A synonym is width across circle Opposite is radius Used in geometry This word starts with D and ends with R diameter
This is a science word It relates to breaking down food A synonym is digestive system Opposite is undigested Used in body system studies This word starts with D and ends with E digestive
This is general vocabulary It means to hide true identity A synonym is mask Opposite is reveal Used in stories and costumes This word starts with D and ends with E disguise
This is a science word It means to spread apart A synonym is scatter Opposite is gather Used with seeds, particles, and groups This word starts with D and ends with E disperse
This is academic vocabulary It means to hand out A synonym is give out Opposite is collect Used with resources, supplies, and goods This word starts with D and ends with E distribute
This is academic vocabulary It means very different A synonym is varied Opposite is similar Used to describe groups, habitats, or people This word starts with D and ends with E diverse
This is math vocabulary It means to separate into equal or unequal parts A synonym is split Opposite is combine Used with fractions and sharing This word starts with D and ends with E divide
This is general vocabulary It means very excited to do something A synonym is enthusiastic Opposite is uninterested Often used to describe attitude in class This word starts with E and ends with R eager
This is academic vocabulary It means the result or outcome A synonym is result Opposite is cause Used in cause-and-effect situations This word starts with E and ends with T effect
This is academic vocabulary It means working well without wasting A synonym is productive Opposite is inefficient Used with energy, machines, and people This word starts with E and ends with T efficient
This is science vocabulary It relates to electricity A synonym is powered Opposite is uncharged Used with circuits and energy This word starts with E and ends with C electric
This is a science word It describes a magnet created by electricity A synonym is magnetic coil Opposite is nonmagnetic Used in circuits and energy studies This word starts with E and ends with T electromagnet
This is a science word It is a basic substance that cannot be broken down A synonym is pure substance Opposite is mixture Used in chemistry and the periodic table This word starts with E and ends with T element
This is general academic vocabulary It means to raise something A synonym is lift Opposite is lower Used when increasing height or importance This word starts with E and ends with E elevate
This is academic vocabulary It means to remove something completely A synonym is get rid of Opposite is add Used in problem solving and cleanup This word starts with E and ends with E eliminate
This is academic vocabulary It means to give special importance A synonym is highlight Opposite is ignore Used in writing and speaking This word starts with E and ends with E emphasize
This is a science word It relates to the ability to do work A synonym is power Opposite is weakness Used in physics, weather, and circuits This word starts with E and ends with Y energy
This is a math word It means a number sentence with an equals sign A synonym is number statement Opposite is inequality Used in algebra and arithmetic This word starts with E and ends with N equation
This is a math word It means equal in value A synonym is same amount Opposite is different Used with fractions, decimals, and expressions This word starts with E and ends with T equivalent
This is a science word It refers to wearing away rock A synonym is weathering away Opposite is building up Used in earth science and landforms This word starts with E and ends with N erosion
This is math and science vocabulary It means to make a careful guess A synonym is approximate Opposite is know exactly Used in measurement and prediction This word starts with E and ends with E estimate
This is academic vocabulary It means to judge or test something A synonym is assess Opposite is ignore Used for assignments and decisions This word starts with E and ends with E evaluate
This is academic vocabulary It refers to proof or facts A synonym is data or support Opposite is opinion alone Used in arguments and research This word starts with E and ends with E evidence
This is a science word It means to turn from liquid to gas A synonym is vaporize Opposite is condense Used in the water cycle This word starts with E and ends with E evaporate
This is academic vocabulary It means something that happens A synonym is occurrence Opposite is nothing Used in stories, science, and history This word starts with E and ends with T event
This is academic vocabulary It means to make larger A synonym is enlarge Opposite is shrink Used with ideas, stories, and objects This word starts with E and ends with D expand
This is reading vocabulary It means someone very skilled A synonym is master Opposite is beginner Used in biographies and achievements This word starts with E and ends with T expert
This is academic vocabulary It means to look closely or travel to learn A synonym is investigate Opposite is ignore Used in science labs and research This word starts with E and ends with E explore
This is a math word It refers to a number that is multiplied A synonym is part of multiplication Opposite is product Used in algebra and computation This word starts with F and ends with R factor
This is reading and science vocabulary It means an important part or feature A synonym is characteristic Opposite is unimportant detail Used in nonfiction text and observations This word starts with F and ends with E feature
This is reading vocabulary It means a made-up story A synonym is imaginary Opposite is nonfiction Used in genre studies This word starts with F and ends with N fiction
This is general vocabulary It means able to bend or change easily A synonym is bendable Opposite is stiff Used for materials and schedules This word starts with F and ends with E flexible
This is a science word It relates to pushes or pulls A synonym is power or strength Opposite is weakness or stillness Used in motion and physics studies This word starts with F and ends with E force
This is academic vocabulary It means to create or develop a plan A synonym is design Opposite is ignore Used in problem solving and writing This word starts with F and ends with E formulate
This is a math word It refers to part of a whole A synonym is portion Opposite is whole Used in division and ratios This word starts with F and ends with N fraction
This is a science word It refers to rubbing that slows motion A synonym is resistance Opposite is smooth sliding Used in force and energy lessons This word starts with F and ends with N friction
This is general vocabulary It means very cold A synonym is icy Opposite is warm Used to describe weather or temperatures This word starts with F and ends with D frigid
This is academic vocabulary It means the job something does A synonym is purpose Opposite is malfunction Used with body systems and machines This word starts with F and ends with N function
This is academic vocabulary It means to produce or create A synonym is generate Opposite is stop Used in writing, science, and inventions This word starts with G and ends with E generate
This is reading vocabulary It refers to a category of writing A synonym is type Opposite is mixed form Used to classify stories and texts This word starts with G and ends with E genre
This is social studies vocabulary It deals with leadership of a country A synonym is administration Opposite is anarchy Used in civics and history This word starts with G and ends with T government
This is reading vocabulary It refers to visual information A synonym is chart or picture Opposite is plain text Used in nonfiction features This word starts with G and ends with C graphic
This is a science word It refers to the force pulling objects to Earth A synonym is pull Opposite is weightlessness Used in space and physics This word starts with G and ends with Y gravity
This is math and science vocabulary It refers to markings in equal steps A synonym is marked Opposite is unmarked Used with tools like cylinders or rulers This word starts with G and ends with D graduated
This is a science word It refers to where an organism lives A synonym is home Opposite is unsuitable environment Used in life science This word starts with H and ends with T habitat
This is a science word It relates to warmth A synonym is warmth or temperature Opposite is cold Used in weather and energy studies This word starts with H and ends with T heat
This is reading vocabulary It means showing bravery A synonym is courageous Opposite is cowardly Used to describe characters and actions This word starts with H and ends with C heroic
This is a math word It means side to side direction A synonym is flat or level Opposite is vertical Used in graphs and geometry This word starts with H and ends with L horizontal
This is a science word It refers to moisture in the air A synonym is damp Opposite is dry Used in weather and climate This word starts with H and ends with D humid
This is a science word It is an educated guess A synonym is prediction Opposite is fact Used in experiments and investigations This word starts with H and ends with S hypothesis
This is academic vocabulary It means to recognize or name A synonym is label Opposite is confuse Used in reading, science, and math This word starts with I and ends with Y identify
This is academic vocabulary It means to show with pictures A synonym is demonstrate Opposite is hide Used in diagrams and explanations This word starts with I and ends with E illustrate
This is academic vocabulary It means very large A synonym is enormous Opposite is tiny Used to describe size or amount This word starts with I and ends with E immense
This is academic vocabulary It means strong effect A synonym is influence Opposite is weakness Used in science, reading, and social studies This word starts with I and ends with T impact
This is academic vocabulary It means not correct or not proper A synonym is wrong Opposite is proper Used when following rules or expectations This word starts with I and ends with R improper
This is reading and science vocabulary It means to make a logical guess A synonym is conclude Opposite is state directly Used in comprehension and experiments This word starts with I and ends with R infer
This is a science word It refers to a part used in making something A synonym is component Opposite is whole Used in recipes and mixtures This word starts with I and ends with T ingredient
This is academic vocabulary It means to ask questions to learn A synonym is investigation Opposite is answer without asking Used in research and science labs This word starts with I and ends with Y inquiry
This is reading and writing vocabulary It means to fill someone with the desire to act A synonym is motivate Opposite is discourage Used when describing creativity or leadership This word starts with I and ends with E inspire
This is academic vocabulary It means to plan or mean to do something A synonym is purpose Opposite is forget Used when explaining goals This word starts with I and ends with D intend
This is science and reading vocabulary It means to act together A synonym is connect Opposite is separate Used with ecosystems and discussions This word starts with I and ends with T interact
This is academic vocabulary It means to explain the meaning A synonym is clarify Opposite is confuse Used with graphs, poems, and data This word starts with I and ends with T interpret
This is science vocabulary It means to study closely and discover A synonym is examine Opposite is ignore Used in labs and research This word starts with I and ends with E investigate
This is general vocabulary It means to annoy or upset A synonym is bother Opposite is calm Used to describe irritation or discomfort This word starts with I and ends with E irritate
This is reading vocabulary It refers to a trip or adventure A synonym is voyage Opposite is staying home Used in fiction and biographies This word starts with J and ends with Y journey
This is social studies vocabulary It refers to fairness and law A synonym is fairness Opposite is injustice Used in government and court topics This word starts with J and ends with E justice
This is academic vocabulary It means a word or sticker that identifies A synonym is tag Opposite is remove markings Used on diagrams and products This word starts with L and ends with L label
This is reading vocabulary It refers to a traditional story A synonym is myth or tale Opposite is fact Used in genre studies This word starts with L and ends with D legend
This is academic vocabulary It refers to a point where you cannot go farther A synonym is boundary Opposite is freedom Used in rules, math, and science This word starts with L and ends with T limit
This is general vocabulary It refers to a connection between things A synonym is connect Opposite is separate Used in technology and ideas This word starts with L and ends with K link
This is academic vocabulary It means to find or discover the position of something A synonym is find Opposite is lose Used with maps and research This word starts with L and ends with E locate
This is academic vocabulary It means reasonable or making sense A synonym is rational Opposite is illogical Used in math proofs and arguments This word starts with L and ends with L logical
This is a science word It refers to an object that produces a magnetic force A synonym is lodestone Opposite is nonmagnetic Used in energy and force lessons This word starts with M and ends with T magnet
This is academic vocabulary It means more than half A synonym is most Opposite is minority Used in voting and data This word starts with M and ends with Y majority
This is academic vocabulary It means very large or heavy A synonym is huge Opposite is tiny Used to describe size or quantity This word starts with M and ends with E massive
This is math and science vocabulary It refers to determining length, volume, or mass A synonym is measuring Opposite is estimating without tools Used with rulers, scales, and cylinders This word starts with M and ends with T measurement
This is a science word It refers to someone who studies weather A synonym is weather scientist Opposite is nonexpert Used in forecasts and climate lessons This word starts with M and ends with T meteorologist
This is academic vocabulary It means a way of doing something A synonym is procedure Opposite is guesswork Used in experiments and instructions This word starts with M and ends with D method
This is a science word It refers to two or more substances combined A synonym is blend Opposite is pure substance Used in chemistry and cooking This word starts with M and ends with E mixture
This is a science word It refers to water in the air or on surfaces A synonym is dampness Opposite is dryness Used in weather and climate This word starts with M and ends with E moisture
This is a science word It refers to movement or change in position A synonym is movement Opposite is stillness Used in force and energy lessons This word starts with M and ends with N motion
This is a math word It means to add a number to itself repeatedly A synonym is times Opposite is divide Used in arithmetic and algebra This word starts with M and ends with Y multiply
This is reading vocabulary It refers to the person telling a story A synonym is storyteller Opposite is listener Used in fiction and point of view This word starts with N and ends with R narrator
This is reading vocabulary It means a negative or not good quality A synonym is unfavorable Opposite is positive Used in describing experiences or data This word starts with N and ends with E negative
This is reading vocabulary It refers to true information or writing A synonym is factual text Opposite is fiction Used in genre studies This word starts with N and ends with N nonfiction
This is science vocabulary It means to watch carefully A synonym is notice Opposite is ignore Used in experiments and field studies This word starts with O and ends with E observe
This is academic vocabulary It means to happen A synonym is occur Opposite is never happen Used in science and storytelling This word starts with O and ends with R occur
This is reading vocabulary It refers to a belief or feeling that cannot be proven A synonym is viewpoint Opposite is fact Used in persuasive writing This word starts with O and ends with N opinion
This is academic vocabulary It means to go against or disagree A synonym is resist Opposite is support Used in debates and arguments This word starts with O and ends with E oppose
This is a science word It refers to a living thing A synonym is creature Opposite is object Used in life science This word starts with O and ends with M organism
This is academic vocabulary It refers to where something begins A synonym is beginning Opposite is end Used in history and word study This word starts with O and ends with N origin
This is reading vocabulary It refers to a part of a text A synonym is paragraph Opposite is whole text Used in comprehension This word starts with P and ends with E passage
This is academic vocabulary It refers to a repeated design or sequence A synonym is arrangement Opposite is randomness Used in math, science, and reading This word starts with P and ends with N pattern
This is academic vocabulary It means to carry out an action A synonym is do Opposite is quit Used in theater, science, and music This word starts with P and ends with M perform
This is reading vocabulary It means to convince someone A synonym is persuade Opposite is discourage Used in opinion writing This word starts with P and ends with E persuade
This is science vocabulary It refers to something you can touch A synonym is material Opposite is mental or imaginary Used in physical science This word starts with P and ends with L physical
This is reading vocabulary It refers to the events of a story A synonym is storyline Opposite is setting Used in fiction analysis This word starts with P and ends with T plot
This is reading vocabulary It explains who is telling a story A synonym is viewpoint Opposite is multiple narrators Used in comprehension This word starts with P and ends with W point of view
This is science vocabulary It refers to harmful materials in air, water, or soil A synonym is contamination Opposite is cleanliness Used in environmental studies This word starts with P and ends with N pollution
This is academic vocabulary It means good or helpful A synonym is favorable Opposite is negative Used in data and feedback This word starts with P and ends with E positive
This is science and reading vocabulary It means to tell what will happen A synonym is forecast Opposite is recall Used in weather and story predictions This word starts with P and ends with T predict
This is science vocabulary It refers to force applied over an area A synonym is stress Opposite is release Used in weather, physics, and health This word starts with P and ends with E pressure
This is academic vocabulary It means to stop something from happening A synonym is block Opposite is allow Used in safety and planning This word starts with P and ends with T prevent
This is science and academic vocabulary It refers to steps in doing something A synonym is procedure Opposite is disorder Used in experiments and math This word starts with P and ends with S process
This is science vocabulary It refers to a characteristic or trait A synonym is feature Opposite is unknown Used in matter and observations This word starts with P and ends with Y property
This is reading vocabulary It refers to the reason why something is done A synonym is goal Opposite is meaninglessness Used in nonfiction and writing prompts This word starts with P and ends with E purpose
This is reading vocabulary It refers to repeating someone’s exact words A synonym is citation Opposite is paraphrase Used in essays and research This word starts with Q and ends with N quotation
This is science vocabulary It refers to a response to something A synonym is reaction Opposite is cause Used in chemistry and behavior This word starts with R and ends with N reaction
This is academic vocabulary It means to remember something A synonym is recall Opposite is forget Used in tests and reading This word starts with R and ends with L recall
This is academic vocabulary It means to think carefully about something A synonym is consider Opposite is ignore Used in journals and analysis This word starts with R and ends with T reflect
This is geography vocabulary It refers to an area with shared features A synonym is district Opposite is variety Used in maps and climate This word starts with R and ends with N region
This is academic vocabulary It means to strengthen or support A synonym is support or solidify Opposite is weaken Used in learning and construction This word starts with R and ends with E reinforce
This is academic vocabulary It means dependable or trustworthy A synonym is dependable Opposite is unreliable Used in research and descriptions This word starts with R and ends with E reliable
This is academic vocabulary It means to take something away A synonym is eliminate Opposite is add Used in instructions and cleanup This word starts with R and ends with E remove
This is academic vocabulary It means to stand for something A synonym is symbolize Opposite is obscure Used in math, reading, and diagrams This word starts with R and ends with T represent
This is academic vocabulary It means something that is needed A synonym is demand Opposite is optional Used in directions and expectations This word starts with R and ends with E require
This is academic vocabulary It means to save something for later A synonym is save Opposite is use up Used with seats, supplies, and food This word starts with R and ends with E reserve
This is academic vocabulary It means to fight against something A synonym is oppose Opposite is accept Used in science, reading, and health This word starts with R and ends with T resist
This is science and social studies vocabulary It refers to materials used to meet needs A synonym is supplies Opposite is shortages Used in economics and nature This word starts with R and ends with S resources
This is academic vocabulary It means the outcome of something A synonym is effect Opposite is cause Used in experiments and problem-solving This word starts with R and ends with T result
This is social studies vocabulary It refers to a major change in society or government A synonym is uprising Opposite is peace Used in history lessons This word starts with R and ends with N revolution
This is a science word It means to turn around a center point A synonym is spin Opposite is stillness Used in Earth and space science This word starts with R and ends with E rotate
This is reading vocabulary It refers to where or when something happens in a story A synonym is location Opposite is plot Used in fiction studies This word starts with S and ends with E scene
This is reading and science vocabulary It means the correct order of steps or events A synonym is pattern Opposite is randomness Used in directions and comprehension This word starts with S and ends with E sequence
This is reading vocabulary It refers to where and when a story happens A synonym is environment Opposite is characters Used in fiction analysis This word starts with S and ends with G setting
This is math vocabulary It means to make something easier to understand A synonym is reduce Opposite is complicate Used with fractions and expressions This word starts with S and ends with Y simplify
This is a science and math word It refers to the answer to a problem A synonym is result Opposite is problem Used in equations and mysteries This word starts with S and ends with N solution
This is math vocabulary It means to find an answer A synonym is figure out Opposite is confuse Used in equations and word problems This word starts with S and ends with E solve
This is reading vocabulary It refers to where information comes from A synonym is origin Opposite is destination Used in research and nonfiction This word starts with S and ends with E source
This is science vocabulary It refers to a group of similar organisms A synonym is kind Opposite is mixture Used in classification This word starts with S and ends with S species
This is academic vocabulary It refers to how something is built or organized A synonym is framework Opposite is disorganization Used in writing and science This word starts with S and ends with E structure
This is reading vocabulary It means to retell the most important parts A synonym is recap Opposite is expand in detail Used in comprehension This word starts with S and ends with E summarize
This is academic vocabulary It means to help or hold up A synonym is assist Opposite is weaken Used in arguments and structures This word starts with S and ends with T support
This is science vocabulary It means to stay alive A synonym is endure Opposite is perish Used in ecosystems and life science This word starts with S and ends with E survive
This is reading vocabulary It stands for something else A synonym is sign Opposite is literal meaning Used in poetry and literature This word starts with S and ends with L symbol
This is science vocabulary It refers to how hot or cold something is A synonym is heat level Opposite is temperature at zero Used in weather and matter studies This word starts with T and ends with E temperature
This is academic vocabulary It means lasting for a short time A synonym is brief Opposite is permanent Used in schedules and descriptions This word starts with T and ends with Y temporary
This is reading vocabulary It refers to the message or lesson of a story A synonym is moral Opposite is plot Used in fiction analysis This word starts with T and ends with E theme
This is science and general vocabulary It means to move something from one place to another A synonym is carry Opposite is keep still Used with energy, heat, and objects This word starts with T and ends with R transfer
This is academic vocabulary It means to change in form or appearance A synonym is transform Opposite is remain the same Used in science and writing This word starts with T and ends with M transform
This is social studies and science vocabulary It refers to ways people or goods move A synonym is travel system Opposite is immobility Used in geography and economics This word starts with T and ends with N transportation
This is academic vocabulary It refers to a pattern of change over time A synonym is tendency Opposite is randomness Used in data, fashion, and science This word starts with T and ends with D trend
This is math and science vocabulary It refers to something that can change A synonym is changing factor Opposite is constant Used in experiments and algebra This word starts with V and ends with E variable
This is math vocabulary It refers to lines that go up and down A synonym is upright Opposite is horizontal Used in graphs and geometry This word starts with V and ends with L vertical
This is science vocabulary It refers to shaking or movement back and forth A synonym is trembling Opposite is stillness Used in sound and energy lessons This word starts with V and ends with N vibration
This is reading and writing vocabulary It refers to something bright or clear A synonym is vivid Opposite is dull Used to describe imagery in writing This word starts with V and ends with D vivid
This is a science word It refers to a mountain that can erupt A synonym is crater mountain Opposite is plain Used in earth science This word starts with V and ends with O volcano
This is science vocabulary It refers to breaking down rock into smaller pieces A synonym is erosion Opposite is rock formation Used in geology lessons This word starts with W and ends with G weathering
This is science vocabulary It refers to natural areas mostly untouched by people A synonym is wild land Opposite is city Used in ecosystems lessons This word starts with W and ends with S wilderness
This is science vocabulary It refers to animals living naturally in an area A synonym is fauna Opposite is pets Used in habitats and ecosystems This word starts with W and ends with E wildlife
This is academic vocabulary It refers to a region or area with boundaries A synonym is region Opposite is unlimited space Used in geography and science This word starts with Z and ends with E zone
This is general vocabulary It means to move quickly or suddenly A synonym is zoom Opposite is crawl Used to describe speed or motion This word starts with Z and ends with M zoom
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Use these flashcards to help memorize information. Look at the large card and try to recall what is on the other side. Then click the card to flip it. If you knew the answer, click the green Know box. Otherwise, click the red Don't know box.

When you've placed seven or more cards in the Don't know box, click "retry" to try those cards again.

If you've accidentally put the card in the wrong box, just click on the card to take it out of the box.

You can also use your keyboard to move the cards as follows:

If you are logged in to your account, this website will remember which cards you know and don't know so that they are in the same box the next time you log in.

When you need a break, try one of the other activities listed below the flashcards like Matching, Snowman, or Hungry Bug. Although it may feel like you're playing a game, your brain is still making more connections with the information to help you out.

To see how well you know the information, try the Quiz or Test activity.

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