Rewards Lesson 17 Vocabulary

Rewards Lesson 17 Vocabulary

Comply

Possess

un-

re-

Comply (verb)

If you comply with a demand or rule, you do what is required.

Synonym - obey

Antonyms - disobey, ignore

Multiple Choice

What part of speech is the word comply?

• noun

• verb

• adjective

Multiple Choice

If you ______ with a demand or rule, you do what is required.

• comply

• possess

• resent

• abundant

Comply Example

You must intentionally teach a puppy to comply with your requests. You can teach a puppy to comply with commands such as “sit” or “walk.”

Mic Check

If a police officer signals you to stop and not walk, there are many ways to respond but only

one way to comply. How would you comply?

Begin by saying:

I would comply by

Open Ended

Use the word comply in a complete sentence.

You can come up with your own example, or use the example about the police officer in the previous slide.

Beging by saying: I would comply by___________

Comply Word Family

comply –verb

complying –verb

compliance –noun

The school crossing guard is holding up her arms to signal drivers to comply with the school crossing rules. Complying with rules is important for the students’ safety. When drivers are not

in compliance with the rules, someone might get hurt.

Multiple Select

Comply Word Family

• listen

• complying

• obey

• compliance

Possess (verb)

If you possess something, you have it or own it.

Synonyms - own, have

Multiple Choice

What part of speech is the word possess?

• noun

• verb

• adjective

Multiple Choice

If you _______ something, you have it or own it.

• comply

• abundant

• possess

• resent

Example

Members of the Davidson family possess many things. In fact, they possess so many things

that they have decided to have a yard sale. Mrs. Davidson says, “If we’re not using it, let someone else have it.”

Mic Check

This is a picture of Rachel’s backpack. What does Rachel possess?

Begin by saying:

Rachel possesses . . .

Open Ended

Use the word possess in a sentence, you can use the previous example or come up with your own.

Start by saying: Rachel Possesses

Word Family

• possessed –verb

• possessing –verb

• possess –verb

• possessions –noun

At the beginning of the 20th century, many families possessed very few things. As incomes increased, families began possessing more things. Today, families possess more items than ever before. Now some families are trying to get rid of too many possessions.

Multiple Select

What words are in the possess word family

• possessed

• own

• possessing

• possession

• sell

Prefixed: Un and Re

Un-not; opposite of

Re- Again; back

Multiple Choice

Not observant not seeing or noticing things around you.

• unproductive

• unobservant

• reproduce

Multiple Choice

Not predictable. You can not tell ahead of time what will happen

• unpredictable

• unobservant

• reproduce

Multiple Choice

Turning Back. Going to a place you have been before

• reproduce

• returning

• remember

Review

• capable

• expedition

• abundant

• resent

Multiple Choice

Able to complete a project

• capable

• expedition

• abundant

• resent

Multiple Choice

To feel bitter or angry

• capable

• expedition

• abundant

• resent

Multiple Choice

A journey to somewhere interesting.

• capable

• expedition

• abundant

• resent

Multiple Choice

A large number of trees in a forest.

• capable

• expedition

• abundant

• resent