Level Green Unit 3 Vocab Final Review

Master Level Green Unit 3 Vocabulary! Practice word meanings with fun matching and fill-in-the-blank activities.

Matching: Part One Match each word to its correct definition. allegiance loyalty or devotion transform to change chronological occurring or going in order of time remote far out of the way and distant diligent hard-working or thorough prosecute to accuse or put on trial Matching: Part Two Match each word with its correct definition. generate to produce or create prejudice judging someone or something before you know much about them; preconceived attitude. majority the greater part or number obstacle something that gets in your way; an obstruction negotiate to bargain; to try to reach a deal poverty the state of being poor Which word has the following SYNONYMS: distant, far remote chronological diligent allegiance Which word has the following SYNONYMS: create, make, produce transform prosecute negotiate generate Which word has the following SYNONYMS: change, convert, turn negotiate transform generate prosecute Fill in the Blanks: Part One! 1. Some reality television shows like to transform people with complete makeovers and surprise their family.2. Tokyo is not a remote town, but a small Japanese fishing village is.3. The attorney was hoping to prosecute the criminal to the fullest extent of the law.4. The hikers encountered an obstacle on the hiking trail, which caused them to rappel down the mountain.5. The United States donates food to people living in poverty in other nations.6. At the beginning of the Dr. Seuss book The Sneetches, some of the characters show their prejudice by treating others unfairly, based on their appearances. Which word has the following ANTONYMS: lazy, negligent chronological diligent remote majority What word has the following ANTONYMS: close, near, nearby allegiance chronological remote diligent Which word has the following ANTONYMS: minority majority diligent chronological remote Fill in the Blanks: Part Two! 1. Mrs. Swanson had us do an activity in history class where we had to place a bunch of historical events in chronological order without the aid of our textbook.2. Amir was such a diligent worker that he was recognized as “Employee of the Month” for five months in a row3. The principal asked the teachers to generate a list of students who were passing and not passing their classes.4. A majority of the athletes had bruises on their bodies from the rough game the night before.5. Bailey tried to negotiate with the assistant principal and convince him that he should only serve three, not eleven detentions.6. Every day Ms. Weldon leads her students in the pledge of allegiance to the American flag.