HMH 6th Grade Module 10 Week 3 Vocab

What is the definition of "Political scientist"?

• A person who studies the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services.

• A person who studies the theory and practice of politics and government.

• A person who is officially in charge of a particular area or task.

• A person who shows a lack of interest or concern.

Use the word "Fatigue" in a sentence.

• After a long day of teaching, Ms. Johnson felt a deep sense of fatigue that made her eager to rest.

• 1. The bright colors in the painting brought her immense joy, energy, and fatigue.

• 1. The excitement of the students during the science experiment filled the classroom with fatigue.

• 1. Despite the late hour, the team remained focused and alert, showing signs of fatigue as they worked on their project.

Identify a synonym for "Quavered".

• Shouted

• Whispered

• Trembled

• Laughed

Which of the following is an antonym for "Apathy"?

• Indifference

• Enthusiasm

• Fatigue

• Laziness

Explain the concept of "Polls" in the context of elections.

• Polls are surveys used to gauge public opinion on various topics.

• Polls are official documents that declare the winner of an election.

• Polls are meetings where political scientists discuss theories.

• Polls are economic reports that predict market trends.

Analyze the meaning of "Official" in the context of a government position.

• A person who is responsible for making laws.

• A person who holds a position of authority in an organization or government.

• A person who studies economic trends.

• A person who shows no interest in politics.

Compare and contrast "Economist" and "Political scientist".

• Both study the economy, but only economists focus on political systems.

• Economists study economic systems, while political scientists study political systems.

• Both are involved in government policy-making, but only political scientists analyze market trends.

• Economists and political scientists both focus on public opinion surveys.

What does "Implored" mean?

• To demand with authority

• To beg earnestly or desperately

• To ignore completely

• To explain thoroughly

Use "Contrast" in a sentence.

• The contrast between the two candidates' policies was clear during the debate.

• 1. We contrasted the two songs by listening to them really loudly.

• 1. During the field trip, everyone was excited and cheerful, so there was great contrast in their moods at all.

• 1. The teacher asked us to contrast the two pictures, so I just drew one next to the other.

Identify a synonym for "Fatigue".

• Energy

• Exhaustion

• Excitement

• Enthusiasm