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Vocabulary Lesson 28

Vocabulary Lesson 28. Grade 6 Story Town: Theme 6. Homework. Use only blue or black ink or regular pencil. Fold left side of paper 2.5 inches. Holes go on left side. Name (first and last) Reading/L.A. Period # Date.

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Vocabulary Lesson 28

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  1. Vocabulary Lesson 28 Grade 6 Story Town: Theme 6

  2. Homework Use only blue or black ink or regular pencil. Fold left side of paper 2.5 inches. Holes go on left side. Name (first and last) Reading/L.A. Period # Date Vocabulary List Lesson 28 1. qualm Head a clean sheet of paper like the above example.

  3. 1. qualm (noun) 2. endanger (verb) 3. contrary (adjective) 4. contented (adjective) 5. contemplate (verb) 6. torrent (noun) 7. intolerable (adjective) 8. officious (adjective) 9. fact (noun) 10. opinion (noun) Definition:

  4. 1. qualm a feeling of uneasiness or being unsure; having second thoughts; thinking something bad may happen

  5. 2. endanger 1. to put someone or something at risk of harm or in danger 2. to be at risk of dying out (extinction)

  6. 3. contrary 1. the opposite of what is expected 2. to be against or opposed to something or someone

  7. 4. contented satisfied and happy

  8. 5. contemplate to think deeply or carefully consider doing something

  9. 6. torrent flood or fast-moving water; an outpouring of something torrent of words

  10. 9. fact something that can be proved

  11. 7. intolerable unable to stand someone or something

  12. 8. officious (pronounced ah-FISH-us) someone who eagerly gives unwanted advice or is bossy

  13. 10. opinion belief or judgment; what someone thinks without proof

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