4th Grade Wonders- Unit 4 Week 2 Vocabulary

Use 'accompanies' in a sentence.

• My friend accompanies me to the library every Saturday.

• I enjoy reading books in the library.

• The library is a quiet place to study.

• She often visits the library on weekends.

What does 'accompanies' mean?

• To go along with or to be with someone.

• To leave someone behind.

• To argue with someone.

• To ignore someone's presence.

Why is it important to tolerate different opinions?

• It helps create a respectful and understanding environment.

• It allows for more arguments and conflicts.

• It makes discussions less productive.

• It encourages people to ignore each other.

What is an 'opponent'?

• A person who competes against another in a contest or game.

• A person who supports a cause or idea.

• A person who observes a game without participating.

• A person who organizes a contest or event.

What does it mean to 'tolerate'?

• To allow something to happen or to endure something.

• To completely reject something.

• To ignore something entirely.

• To actively oppose something.

What does 'weary' mean?

• Feeling tired or exhausted.

• Feeling energetic and lively.

• Feeling confused or lost.

• Feeling happy and content.

Use 'weary' in a sentence.

• After the long hike, I felt weary and needed to rest.

• I was excited to start my new job.

• The sun was shining brightly in the sky.

• She danced joyfully at the party.

What is a 'governor'?

• The elected leader of a state in the U.S.

• A type of machinery used in engines

• A title for a military officer

• A person who manages a school

Use 'campaign' in a sentence.

• The candidate's campaign focused on education reform.

• The campaign was a great success for the team.

• They decided to campaign for a new law.

• The campaign was held in the summer.

What is the purpose of a campaign?

• To persuade voters to support a candidate or cause.

• To organize community events and activities.

• To raise funds for local charities.

• To promote social media engagement among youth.