MyView Unit 5, Week 5 Review

A scientist who studies geological processes is an expert on —

• • how plants grow

• • Earth’s physical properties

• • why animals build burrows

• building houses

Hawks are often found near a woodland habitat.

• environment

• wildfire

• government

• organism

Debris from the burned trees covered the ground.

• Sediment

• • Sand particles

• Remains

• Heavy equipment

Animal advocates support the law that protects local amphibians.

• firefighters

• foes

• supporters

• writers

The plumber turned the valve to make the repair.

• tool

• wrench

• • control device

• steering wheel

Read the boldfaced word and identify the vowel sound that changes when the suffix is added. Choose the word that makes the same vowel-sound change.

preside + -ent = president

• • coincide + -ence = coincidence

• • elevate + -or = elevator

• • need + -ed = needed

• inspect + -or = inspector

Read the boldfaced word and identify the vowel sound that changes when the suffix is added. Choose the word that makes the same vowel-sound change.

compete + -tion = competition

• • congratulate + -ion = congratulation

• • delete + -ion = deletion

• • conduct + -or = conductor

• repeat + -ion = repetition

Read the boldfaced word and identify the vowel sound that changes when the suffix is added. Choose the word that makes the same vowel-sound change.

reside + -ence = residence

• • collide + -sion = collision

• • endear + -ment = endearment

• • instant + -ance = instance

• transfer + -ence = transference

Read the boldfaced word and identify the vowel sound that changes when the suffix is added. Choose the word that makes the same vowel-sound change.

custody + -ian = custodian

• • operate + -ion = operation

• • contrary + -ian = contrarian

• • history + -ian = historian

• rely + -ance = reliance

If you combine the verb convene with the ending -tion, you get the noun —

• contion

• convtion

• convention

• conventation