Wonders 1.3 Vocabulary PRACTICE: 4th Grade

I know her from the bookstore, so she’s an acquaintance, not a close friend.

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What does "acquaintance" mean?

• A person you know who is not a close friend.

• Carefully.

• Making complete or whole. Works together.

• To mix or throw into confusion. A mess.

The dog cautiously walked over the bridge, so he wouldn’t fall in.

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What does "cautiously" mean?

• Having to do with a sensible way of thinking.

• Carefully.

• Making complete or whole.

• To mix or throw into confusion. A mess.

Milk and cookies are two complementary foods.
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What does "complementary" mean?

• Having to do with a sensible way of thinking.

• In a way that shows hatred for someone or something.

• Making complete or whole.

• To mix or throw into confusion. A mess.

The bedroom was a jumble of clothes and school supplies.

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What does "jumble" mean?

• Having to do with a sensible way of thinking.

• In a way that shows hatred for someone or something.

• Getting, collecting, gathering or foraging with great effort or difficulty.

  
  

• To mix or throw into confusion. A mess.

It’s logical to dismiss the classes row by row from the cafeteria.

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What does "logical" mean?

• Having to do with a sensible way of thinking.

• In a way that shows hatred for someone or something.

• Getting, collecting, gathering or foraging with great effort or difficulty.

  
  

• Reliable. Able to be trusted.

He looked scornfully at the reporter asking a foolish question.

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What does "scornfully" mean?

• A person you know who is not a close friend.

• Showing hatred for something. Looking down on someone.

• Getting, collecting, gathering or foraging with great effort or difficulty.

  
  

• Reliable. Able to be trusted.

A raccoon was scrounging through my garbage.

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What does "scrounging" mean?

• A person you know who is not a close friend.

• Carefully.

• Getting, collecting, gathering or foraging with great effort or difficulty.

  
  

• Reliable. Able to be trusted.

The other girls were trustworthy, so she tried a trust fall.

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What does "trustworthy" mean?

• A person you know who is not a close friend.

• Carefully.

• Making complete or whole. Works together.

• Reliable. Able to be trusted.