Grade 5 Vocabulary ~ Week 1-9 ~ gram and graph

An anagram is:

• an early communication method sent by telegraph wire.

• a drawing that shows different parts of something and how they work.

• a word of phrase formed by rearranging letters of another word or phrase.

• beautiful hand lettering.

Calligraphy is:

• the set of language rules used to create sentences and phrases.

• a word that is spelled the same as another but has a different meaning.

• an instrument scientists use to measure the strength of an earthquake.

• beautiful hand lettering.

A diagram is:

• beautiful hand-lettering.

• images or drawings.

• a drawing that shows different parts of something and how they work.

• an instrument that scientists use to measure the strength of earthquakes.

Graphics are:

• beautiful hand-lettering.

• drawings that show the parts of something and how they work.

• images and drawings.

• early communication methods used to send messages by telegraph wire.

Graphite is:

• beautiful hand-lettering.

• a mineral that is most commonly found in pencil lead.

• an instrument that scientists use to measure the strength of earthquakes.

• a word of phrase used formed by rearranging the letters in another word or phrase.

Grammar is:

• a section of writing in which the ideas within it are connected in some way.

• an early communication method in which messages were sent by telegraph wire.

• a mineral that is most commonly found in pencil lead.

• the set of language rules used to create phrases and sentences.

A homograph is:

• an early communication method in which messages are sent via telegraph wire.

• an instrument that scientists use to measure the strength of earthquakes.

• a word that is spelled the same as another word but that has a different meaning.

• a section of writing in which the ideas within are connected.

A paragraph is:

• a section of writing in which ideas within it are connected.

• an instrument that scientists use to measure the strength of earthquakes.

• a word of phrase formed by rearranging the letters of another word or phrase.

A seismograph is:

• a section of writing in which the ideas within are connected.

• a drawing that shows different parts of something and how they work.

• an instrument used by scientists to measure the strength of earthquakes.

• an early communication method in which messages are sent through telegraph wire.

A telegram is:

• a word or phrase formed by rearranging the letters of another word or phrase.

• a mineral that is most commonly found in pencil lead.

• an early communication method in which messages are sent via a telephone wire.

• a section of writing in which the ideas within it are connected.