unit four - words 1-10 - grade six
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acquit deem devastate discredit elusive generate idolize ingratitude keepsake mortal . More Context Clues. Definition. Context Clues. Synonyms. Definition . Antonyms. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Unit Four - Words 1-10 - Grade Six
Definition Context Clues
Synonyms Antonyms
Definition More
Context Clues
acquit deem devastate discredit elusivegenerate idolize ingratitude keepsake mortal
100 points - Definition
to declare not guilty
acquit
200 points - Definition
to think, believe; to consider
deem
300 points - Definition
devastate
to destroy, lay waste, leave in ruins
400 points - Definitiondifficult to catch or to hold
elusive
500 points - Definition
discredit
to throw doubt on, to be distrusted
100 points – Context Clues
The jewelry box given to me by my grandmother is a _______.
keepsake
200 points – Context Clues
There was not enough evidence to convict the man; therefore he was
________.
acquited
300 points – Context Clues
An earthquake can _________an entire area.
devastate
400 points – Context Clues
The message was _________important because it contained crucial information.
deemed
500 points – Context Clues
She showed her ______by not thanking anyone for the Christmas gift.
ingratitude
100 points - Synonyms
wreck, desolate
devastate
200 points - Synonyms
human
mortal
300 points - Synonyms
thanklessness
ingratitude
400 points - Synonyms
create, produce
generate
500 points - Synonyms
adore,revere
idolize
100 points - Antonyms
convict
acquit
200 points - Antonyms
deem
discredit
300 points - Antonyms
understandable, catchable
elusive
400 points - Antonyms
garbage
keepsake
500 points - Antonyms
a god, divine
mortal
100 points – Definition
a being that must eventually die
mortal
200 points – Definition
to bring into existence; to be the cause of
generate
300 points – Definition
a lack of thankfulness
ingratitude
400 points- Definition
something kept in memory of the giver; a souvenir
keepsake
500 points- Definition
to worship as an idol; to love very much
idolize
100 points – More Context Many people foolishly ______celebrities.
idolize
200 points – More ContextBecause of the lie he told earlier, his
reputation is _________.
discredited
300 points – More ContextThe math concept was hard to grasp, which
made it ___________.
elusive
400 points – More Context
Before writing a paragraph, it is best to begin by __________ideas.
generating
500 points – More Context
Zeus, the mythicalGreek god, was not a _________
mortal