Weekly Vocabulary Lesson 28

Something that can be decomposed by biological forces, such as bacteria is ___.

• carnage

• biodegradable

• bionic

• corpulent

Centerville-Abington Community Schools is an example of a ___, a group of people joined into one legal body.

• corpuscle

• symbiosis

• biography

• corporation

Each person has numerous red and white cells floating in the blood called ____.

• corpuscles

• carnage

• biosphere

• corpulent

Amelia Lost: The Life and Disappearance of Amelia Earhart by Candance Fleming is an example of a(n) ____.

• corporation

• biography

• biosphere

• symbiosis

____ animals love to eat meat.

• Bionic

• Biodegradable

• Carnivorous

• Corpulent

Words such as fat or obese would be good synonyms for the word ____.

• corpulent

• biosphere

• carnivorous

• carnage

____ occurs when two organisms benefit from the relationship they share.

• Carnage

• Biosphere

• Symbiosis

• Corpulent

Life on Earth is possible because of the ____.

• corporation

• biography

• biosphere

• corpuscle

If someone loses an arm or leg, new prosthetic devices make them look ____.

• carnivorous

• biodegradable

• corpulent

• bionic

With Halloween approaching, there is sure to be a new movie filled with ____, or great destruction from battle or slaughter.

• corpuscle

• carnage

• carnivorous

• corporation