Vocabulary • Ch 1.14 - Educated • Context Clues

The book's narrative was engaging and kept me hooked until the very end.

 

What does the word 'narrative' mean?

• When most people agree on something

• Comfort or relief in a tough time

• A story or account of events

• A mathematical function used to measure angles

Her face reflected the happiness she felt inside.

 

What does the word 'reflect' mean?

• A person who oversees and supervises workers

• To think about or show back

• Something that is outside or outer

• The science that studies matter and energy

They signed a contract to solidify their partnership.

 

What does the word 'contract' mean?

• Comfort or relief in a tough time

• A flat platform used for transporting things

• An agreement between two or more people

• Something that is outside or outer

She could perceive the subtle changes in his demeanor.

 

What does the word 'perceive' mean?

• To see, hear, or feel something

• When most people agree on something

• Comfort or relief in a tough time

• An agreement between two or more people

The foreman directed the workers to complete the task by the end of the day.

 

What does the word 'foreman' mean?

• A flat platform used for transporting things

• When most people agree on something

• To see, hear, or feel something

• A person who oversees and supervises workers

She studied physics in college and became a renowned scientist.

 

What does the word 'physics' mean?

• An agreement between two or more people

• To see, hear, or feel something

• The science that studies matter and energy

• To keep something going or alive

We must find ways to sustain our natural resources for future generations.

 

What does the word 'sustain' mean?

• Comfort or relief in a tough time

• A state of chaos and disorder

• To keep something going or alive

• To go up or climb higher

The butterfly's wings exhibited perfect symmetry.

 

What does the word 'symmetry' mean?

• A flat platform used for transporting things

• An angle that forms an L shape

• Not important or not related to something

• When something is the same on both sides

The external walls of the building were painted a vibrant yellow.

 

What does the word 'external' mean?

• Changing behavior or mood suddenly and unpredictably

• Something that is outside or outer

• Not important or not related to something

• An agreement between two or more people

The referee's decision was irrelevant to the final outcome of the game.

 

What does the word 'irrelevant' mean?

• Not important or not related to something

• To think about or show back

• A mathematical function used to measure angles

• To see, hear, or feel something