Vocabulary Skills Quiz

During a class discussion, Priya asked, 'Which word means to wake up or stimulate someone or something?'

• arrange

• arouse

• injure

• cell

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In a biology class, Aria asked which word refers to a small room or a basic unit of life in biology?

• infection

• series

• cell

• vision

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Lily needs to organize her books on the shelf. Which word means to put things in a specific order or plan?

• influence

• arrange

• pattern

• arouse

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During a science class, Evelyn asked which word describes a sequence of events or things?

• series

• vision

• infection

• injure

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During a soccer game, which word means to harm or damage someone or something?

• pattern

• injure

• cell

• influence

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James and Emma are discussing how the word "pattern" can be used in both art and science. Explain their discussion with examples to support your answer.

• Pattern in art refers to repeated designs, while in science it refers to repeated occurrences or behaviors. For example, in art, a wallpaper design may have a floral pattern, while in science, a pattern can be seen in the way planets orbit the sun.

• Pattern in art refers to random designs, while in science it refers to random occurrences. For example, in art, a wallpaper design may have a random pattern, while in science, a pattern can be seen in the random way planets orbit the sun.

• Pattern in art refers to repeated designs, while in science it refers to random occurrences. For example, in art, a wallpaper design may have a floral pattern, while in science, a pattern can be seen in the random way planets orbit the sun.

• Pattern in art refers to random designs, while in science it refers to repeated occurrences or behaviors. For example, in art, a wallpaper design may have a random pattern, while in science, a pattern can be seen in the way planets orbit the sun.

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

Aria and Mason are studying biology. Analyze the relationship between "infection" and "cell." How does one affect the other?

• An infection can occur when harmful microorganisms invade a cell, causing it to malfunction or die. For example, a bacterial infection can destroy healthy cells in the body.

• An infection can occur when cells multiply uncontrollably, causing harm to the body. For example, cancer is a type of infection.

• An infection can occur when cells stop functioning, causing the body to become weak. For example, a viral infection can cause cells to stop working.

• An infection can occur when cells become too large, causing harm to the body. For example, an enlarged cell can cause an infection.

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Hannah and Kai were discussing their favorite superpowers. Which word means the ability to see or imagine something?

• vision

• series

• pattern

• influence

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How can the word "influence" be used to describe the effect of one person on another? Provide an example involving a student named Priya.

• Influence can describe how one person's actions or words can affect another person's thoughts, feelings, or behaviors. For example, a teacher can influence Priya's interest in a subject by making the lessons engaging.

• Influence can describe how one person's actions or words can have no effect on another person's thoughts, feelings, or behaviors. For example, a teacher can influence Priya's interest in a subject by being boring.

• Influence can describe how one person's actions or words can affect another person's physical appearance. For example, a teacher can influence Priya's interest in a subject by changing their hairstyle.

• Influence can describe how one person's actions or words can affect another person's financial status. For example, a teacher can influence Priya's interest in a subject by giving them money.

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During a biology class, Kai asked, 'Which word means a harmful condition caused by bacteria, viruses, or other microorganisms?'

• infection

• vision

• series

• pattern

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