List 1 - Choose the Best Word

After the concert, Sarah waited patiently by the stage door, hoping to get an ​ (a)   from her favorite singer.

• autograph
• graffiti
• graphite
• paragraph
• telegraph

The community came together to clean up the park and remove the ​ (a)   that had been painted on the playground equipment.

• graffiti
• graphite
• paragraph
• telegraph
• autograph

The science teacher explained how pencils work, mentioning that the friction between the ​ (a)   and the paper leaves marks that we can see as writing or drawings.

• graphite
• paragraph
• telegraph
• graffiti
• autograph

Remember to start a new ​ (a)   when you switch to talking about a different aspect of your topic in your writing.

• paragraph
• telegraph
• autograph
• graffiti
• graphite

In the 1800s, people used a ​ (a)   to send important messages across the country quickly, even though it wasn't as fast as today's text messages.

• telegraph
• autograph
• graffiti
• graphite
• paragraph

The baseball fan proudly displayed his collection of jerseys, each with the ​ (a)   of a different player he had met.

• autograph
• graffiti
• graphite
• paragraph
• telegraph

• When the author visited our school, she kindly signed copies of her book with her ​ (a)   , making them extra special for us.

• autograph
• graffiti
• graphite
• paragraph
• telegraph

• As we walked through the city, we noticed colorful ​ (a)   on the sides of buildings, showcasing different designs and messages.

• graffiti
• graphite
• paragraph
• telegraph
• autograph

• The park's wall was covered in ​ (a)   , with various artists leaving their marks and turning the space into an outdoor art gallery.

• graphite
• paragraph
• telegraph
• autograph
• graffiti

• When you write with a pencil, the thin, dark line you make on the paper is created by the ​ (a)   inside the pencil.

• graphite
• paragraph
• telegraph
• autograph
• graffiti