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Exploring Key Vocabulary: Context, Definitions, and Synonyms for Grade Seven

This educational resource focuses on essential vocabulary words, their definitions, context clues, synonyms, antonyms, and parts of speech, tailored for seventh-grade students. Words explored include "alight," "germinate," "insinuate," "disrupt," "dynasty," "foretaste," "humdrum," and "barren." Each word features contextual examples to enhance understanding, promoting an interactive learning experience. Ideal for reinforcing language skills and preparing students for assessments, this resource aims to make vocabulary acquisition engaging and effective.

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Exploring Key Vocabulary: Context, Definitions, and Synonyms for Grade Seven

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  1. adjacent barren dynasty germinate hurtle alight disrupt foretaste humdrum insinuate More Context Clues Definition Context Clues Synonyms Part of Speech Antonyms Unit One - Words 1-10 - Grade Seven

  2. 100 points - Definition to get down from, step down from; to come down from the air, land alight

  3. 200 points - Definition to begin to grow, come into being| germinate

  4. 300 points - Definition to suggest or hint slyly; to edge into something indirectly insinuate

  5. 400 points - Definition to break up, disturb disrupt

  6. 500 points - Definition a powerful family or group of rulers that maintains its position or power for some time dynasty

  7. 100 points – Context Clues I got a _______ of public speaking when I had to briefly stand in front of the class and introduce myself. foretaste

  8. 200 points – Context Clues I think that practicing handwriting is ________. Writing the same letter repeatedly seems like a waste of time. humdrum

  9. 300 points – Context Clues Writer’s block caused my paper to be ________. barren

  10. 400 points – Context Clues The rebellion _________ as everyone’s emotions riled the crowd into action. germinate

  11. 500 points – Context Clues By standing on the fringe of the group and making facial reactions to what was said, she gradually _________ herself into the conversation. insinuated

  12. 100 points - Synonyms monotonous, prosaic humdrum

  13. 200 points - Synonyms regime dynasty

  14. 300 points - Synonyms arid, sterile barren

  15. 400 points - Synonyms intimate, imply insinuate

  16. 500 points - Synonyms anticipation foretaste

  17. 100 points - Antonyms stagnate germinate

  18. 200 points - Antonyms remote adjacent

  19. 300 points - Antonyms dismount, descend alight

  20. 400 points - Antonyms crawl, creep hurtle

  21. 500 points - Antonyms organize, arrange disrupt

  22. 100 points – Part of Speech adjacent adjective

  23. 200 points – Part of Speech alight verb and adjective

  24. 300 points – Part of Speech disrupt verb

  25. 400 points – Part of Speech dynasty noun

  26. 500 points – Part of Speech hurtle verb

  27. 100 points – More Context The humorous actor _________ on the stage with a clumsy plop. alighted

  28. 200 points – More Context The student’s whiny outburst _______ the teacher’s presentation. disrupted

  29. 300 points – More Context The rocket _______ through the air. hurtled

  30. 400 points – More Context Mrs. Guseman’s classroom is _______ to Mrs. Frow’s. adjacent

  31. 500 points – More Context The New York mobsters formed a ________ and controlled the city for years. dynasty

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