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Ben Franklin Vocabulary Practice: Bifocals and More

Enhance your vocabulary with engaging practice inspired by Ben Franklin’s inventions and life lessons. Learn key terms such as "member," "trust," "concerns," and "fortunate" through fun exercises that emphasize usage in context. This resource is perfect for students looking to deepen their understanding of words and their meanings while exploring the legacy of Franklin. With interactive questions and answers, you will boost your language skills and gain confidence in your communication.

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Ben Franklin Vocabulary Practice: Bifocals and More

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  1. Met Ben Franklin Vocabulary Practice

  2. Bifocals Our mother's illness ________ us. a) member b) trust c) concerns

  3. That is Correct concern(s) – verb- worry, or cause of worry

  4. No Way

  5. Franklin’s kite experiment The school is extremely ______ to have great teachers. a) fortunate b) concerns c) trust

  6. That is Correct fortunate – adjective – sharing good luck

  7. Lightning Rod I am a _______ of the school band. a) concerns b) member c) fortunate

  8. That is Correct member – noun- somebody who belongs to and participates in a particular group

  9. Franklin Stove My sister, Mary and I ______ a bedroom. a) share b) fortunate c) member

  10. That is Correct share – verb - to have or use something in common with other people

  11. You need to have _____ in your own abilities. a) member b) trust c) share Ben Franklin publisher of Poor Richard’s Almanac

  12. That is Correct trust – noun - confidence (in the strength or ability of a person or thing).

  13. Words are Fun See you next week A Susan Ging Lent Production

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