Rewards Lesson 7 Vocabulary

Rewards Lesson 7 Vocabulary

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Astonishes (verb)

If someone or something astonishes you, they surprise you very much.

Synonyms (means the same)-amazes, surprises

Multiple Choice

What part of speech is the word astonishes?

• Noun

• Verb

• Adjective

Multiple Choice

If someone or something __________ you, they surprise you very much.

• propose

• astonishes

• predict

• contrast

Example

Every time I drive by this tulip field, the color of the tulips astonishes

me.

Fill in the Blank

If someone or something __________ you, they surprise you very much.

Robin is reading an adventure

story. What astonishes Robin?

Begin by saying:

It astonishes Robin when she

reads that . . .

Open Ended

Write a sentence that uses the word astonishes.

Begin by saying...

It astonishes Robin when she

reads that . . .

Astonishes Word Family

• Astonishes (verb)

• Astonished (verb)

• Astonishing (adjective)

• Astonishment (noun)

Multiple Select

What words are in the same word family as astonishes?

• surprises

• astonishment

• amazes

• astonishing

Read the Paragraph

The 12-foot tall skeleton of a

Tyrannosaurus rex astonishes

museum visitors. They are

astonished by the height of

the skeleton and the size of the

astonishing teeth. You can see

astonishment on the faces of many

children when they stand under the

skeleton of the Tyrannosaurus rex.

Regret (verb)

If you regret something that you have done, you wish that you had not done it, and, as a result, you feel sad or disappointed.

Synonym - feel sorry about

Multiple Choice

What part of speech is the word regret?

• Noun

• Verb

• Adjective

Multiple Choice

If you ______ something that you have done, you wish that you had not done it, and, as a result, you feel sad or disappointed.

• propose

• predict

• astonishes

• regret

Example

Ling is having difficulty writing

her paper. She regrets that she

did not start writing it earlier.

She regrets that she did not do

more research on her topic.

Fill in the Blank

If you ______ something that you have done, you wish that you had not done it, and, as a result, you feel sad or disappointed.

Check for understanding

David regrets lending his favorite

video game to a friend. What would you regret lending to someone if you didn’t get it back?

Begin by saying:

I would regret lending . . .

Open Ended

Write your own sentence that uses the word regret.

Begin by saying:

I would regret lending . . .

Regret Word Family

• Regret (noun/verb)

• regrets (verb)

• regretful (adjective)

• Regretfully (adverb)

Multiple Select

Which words are in the same word family as regret?

• regretful

• feel sorry for

• regretfully

• content

Read the paragraph

Ethan is remodeling his house and

has one big regret. He regrets not

starting this work years ago. He is

regretful that he didn’t do small

repairs back then because now he

has to do major repairs. He should

have fixed the first broken tile five

years ago. Regretfully, now he

must replace every tile.

Prefixes VS Suffixes

• Prefixes-come at the beginning of words

• Suffixes-Come at the end of words

Multiple Choice

________ come at the beginning of words?

• Prefixes

• Suffixes

Multiple Choice

________ come at the end of words?

• prefixes

• suffixes

ism (suffix)

• ism-indicates that the word is a noun

• ism-State of/Action of

• Example Words-racism, heroism, optimism

Multiple Choice

A noun that means the state of being optimistic, the feeling that good things may happen?

• optimism

• unselfish

• consume

Multiple Choice

A noun that means the action of a hero, having acted with great courage?

• disagreeing

• smartest

• heroism

Multiple Choice

A noun that means the state of being pessimistic, the feeling that good things might fail to happen, and that bad things will happen?

• absolue

• misconduct

• pessimism

Multiple Choice

Which word would mean to tell the difference between two things, such as Saturn and Mars?

• Astonishes

• distract

• contrast

• persist

• discard

Multiple Choice

To continue practicing piano, even though it is difficult would be?

• Astonishes

• distract

• contrast

• persist

• regret

Multiple Choice

To feel sad or disappointed about something someone did?

• astonishes

• distarct

• contrast

• persist

• regret

Multiple Choice

Somebody gives you a big surprise

• astonishes

• distract

• contrast

• persist

• discard

Multiple Choice

To throw away old candy wrappers?

• Astonishes

• distract

• contrast

• persist

• discard

Multiple Choice

Someone playing loud music and taking the students attention away from their test?

• astonishes

• distract

• contrast

• persist

• discard