Around We Go! Unit 4

The water​ (a)   starts with evaporation and ends with precipitation and collection.

• cycle
• cyclical
• cyclone
• circumference

A very intelligent ancient Greek, named Eratosthenes, measured the distance around the Earth. This distance is also called .......

• circumvent

• circumstance

• circumference

• concentric

A hurricane and a tornado are two dangerous examples of ​ (a)  

• cyclones.
• cycles
• cyclicals
• circuits
• circumstances

In order to ​ (a)   being suspended, the student lied about plagiarizing the essay.

• circumvent
• eccentric
• circumstance
• cycle
• central

Match the following

• a complete path made by an electric current

• circumference

• happening again and in the same order

• cyclical

• a large and powerful storm with high winds

• circuit

• the length of a line that goes around a circle or round shape

• cyclone

• a set of events that happen again and again in the same order

• cycle

Match the following

• tending to act in strange or unusual ways

• concentric

• two or more objects sharing the same center point

• central

• to get around something in a clever and dishonest way

• eccentric

• a condition that causes an event to happen

• circumvent

• located in the middle or center of a thing or place

• circumstance

A person who dresses or acts in an unusual or quirky way, is......

• concentric

• eccentric

• cyclical

• central

In order to complete the ​ (a)   , the student had to make sure that the battery , copper wires, and bulb, and switch were properly connected.

• circuit
• circumference
• cyclical
• cycle

Due to some unusual ​ (a)   , such as an icy windshield and a stubborn dog, Mrs. Peckham was late for school.

• circumstances
• eccentric
• concentric
• circumference

These circles are an example of​ (a)   , because they all share the same point in the center.

• concentric
• circumstance
• cycle
• central