Wordly Wise Book 4

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Wordly Wise Book 4 Unit 8

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Wordly Wise Book 4. Unit 8. ancient. Adjective: Very old; of a long time ago. Sentence: The drawing below represents an ancient pharaoh of Egypt, King Tut. c entury. Noun: A period of one hundred years. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Wordly Wise Book 4Unit 8

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ancientAdjective: Very old; of a long time ago.

Sentence: The drawing below represents an ancient pharaoh of

Egypt, King Tut.

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century Noun: A period of one hundred

years. Sentence: In the 13th century, the

1200’s, knights wore metal on their feet for protection in battles.

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chamber noun: A room. Sentence: Chamber music is meant to be

played in a room rather in a much larger concert hall.

Click the drawing to watch an example of chamber music

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chambers Noun: plural: An office or group of offices. Sentence: Lawyers for both sides met in

the judges chambers.

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descend Verb: To go come down. Sentence: In this video, the plane

descends into some big puffy clouds.

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descendant Noun: One who has certain persons as

one’s parents, grandparents, etc. Sentence: Parents’ physical traits are

usually passed down to their descendants.

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entryNoun: 1. A way in.Sentence: The movie audience gained

entry into the theatre through a fancy double-door.

2. Each separate item in a diary or list.Sentence: The next entry in her diary

simply said, “My brother returned home today after a long absence.”

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interiorNoun: The inside part of

something.Sentence: The interior of the bus

contains many seats for the students.

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Adjective: Having to do with the inside part.

Sentence: The new 2015 Ford Mustang’s interior gauges will be round.

interior

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intrudeVERB: To come or go in without permission or

welcome. Sentence: I didn’t mean to intrude on you

while you were working.

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intrusion Noun: The act of intruding. Sentence: “Forgive my intrusion,” she

said as she came in without knocking.

intruder

Noun: One who intrudes. Sentence: People were so unfriendly, that

I felt like an intruder at Jeff’s party.

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locate Verb: 1. To find.

Sentence: Marta located the missing books in less than an hour.

2. To put or to be found in a place.Sentence: We’re going to locate our office across the street from the school.

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locationNoun: The place where something

can be found.Sentence: Will you please give me

the location of the nearest post office?

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passage Noun1. A part of a written work or piece of music.Sentence: The final passage of the Mozart mass brought tears to the audience’s eyes. 2. The act or process of passing, as through time or from place to place.Sentence: His deeply lined face clearly showed the passage of time. 3. A way through which to pass.Sentence: Leon’s room was at the end of a long, dimly lit passage.

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portionNoun: 1. A part or share of the whole.Sentence: I got the first portion of my allowance last week. 2. A serving or helping, as of food.Sentence: My diet recommends a four-ounce portion of fish or chicken once a day.

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precious

Adjective:1. Very valuable.Sentence: The necklace was made of diamonds, emeralds, and other precious stones. 2. Much loved.Sentence: She tried in vain to save her precious books from the fire.

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quarry Noun:1. A deep pit where stone is cut out of the

ground.Sentence: The miners blasted the gneiss rock out of the side of the quarry in Switzerland.

2. An animal that is being hunted.Sentence: The hunters gave up the chase when they lost sight of their quarry.

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rampNoun: A slanted walk or roadway that connects a lower to a higher place.Sentence: The ramps helped the man in the wheelchair go quickly down the side walk.

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spaciousAdjective: Having lots of room.Sentence: The renovation created a spacious kitchen.

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surfaceNoun: 1. The outside layer; the top.Sentence: The surface of the moon is covered with craters. Click on the picture below to get a closer look at the surface of the moon.

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2. An outward look or appearance.Sentence: He seemed cheerful on the surface, but I knew how miserable he must have felt to be so cold and wet.

surface

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surfaceVerb: The rise to the top of a body of water.Sentence: The latest submarines can stay underwater for weeks before they need to surface. Click the picture below to watch a small submarine surface.