1 = I have never seen this word before.
2 = I am not sure of the word’s meaning.
3 = I know this word and can teach the word’s meaning to someone else.
Rate and Study the Words Rate how well you know each word. Then:
1. Pronounce the word. Say it aloud several times. Spell it.
2. Study the example.
3. Tell more about the word.
4. Practice it. Make the word your own.
dependable (di-pen-du-bul) adjective page 428 A dependable person can be trusted to do the right thing. Parents want dependable babysitters. Related Words: depend, dependent | employee (im-ploi-ē) noun page 428 An employee is a person who works for someone else. This person is an employee at the store. Related Words: employer, employment, unemployment | job (job) noun page 428 A job is work you do. This person has a job in a restaurant. Synonyms: employment, profession, occupation |
obedient (ō-bē-dē-int) adjective page 430 When you’re obedient, you do what you are told to do. This obedient dog listens to commands. Related Word: obey | odor (ō-dur) noun page 430 An odor is a smell. Not all odors are good ones. The trash can has a strong odor. Synonym: scent | search (surch) verb, noun, adjective page 430 1 verb To search for something means to look for it. 2 adjective This search team is looking for something. 3 noun They are on a search to find a missing person. |
service (sur-vis) noun, adjective page 429 A service is something done to help someone else. Free gift-wrapping is a service some stores provide. Related Words: serve, server | Practice the Words Make an Idea Web for each Key Word. Write four things the word makes you think of. Share your finished webs with a partner. | |
train (trān) verb page 429 When you train someone, you teach that person how to do something correctly. A coach trains athletes. Related Words: training, trainer |