Vocabulary Unit 3

What to the suffixes "-able" and "ible" mean?

• able to be heard

• capable of being

• into, upon, upwards

• able to see

Tags

CCSS.L.3.4B

CCSS.RF.3.3A

CCSS.RF.3.3B

CCSS.RF.4.3A

CCSS.RF.5.3A

Fancy clothes, expensive purses, and beautiful mansions are of ______by those that cannot afford them.

• gullible

• desirable

• convertible

• flexible

When completing research, a student should approach authors who are _____of the research topic to make sure that the research is valid.

• debatable

• gullible

• flexible

• knowledgeable

In Florida, the Sunshine State, man people own _____cars so that they can switch between having the top up or down, depending on the weather.

• convertible

• flexible

• eligible

• memorable

According to the LCPS grading policy, students are _____for a retake of a major summative if they score below an 80% and the teacher's retake requirements are met.

• flexible

• eligible

• reliable

• suitable

Something that can be held or touched is known as a ______object.

• memorable

• suitable

• tangible

• reliable

On Friday night, the married couple hired a babysitter, but cancelled five minutes before she was supposed to arrive. When she asked to babysit again, the couple denied her request because they didn't see her as

• eligible

• reliable

• knowledgeable

• helpful

Tags

CCSS.L.1.6

CCSS.L.3.6

CCSS.L.4.6

CCSS.RL.1.4

Opinions are often seen as ____because depending on the person's experiences, beliefs, and thoughts, one person's opinion may differ from another.

• debatable

• convertible

• memorable

• gullible

When my family and I watched the sunrise over the Caribbean Sea, we saw dolphins jump out of the water while playing with each other. My daughter said the experience was

• gullible

• memorable

• invincible

• flexible

Someone who believes they cannot be defeated or taken down can be described as thinking that they are

• memorable

• flexible

• gullible

• invincible