Wonders U1W5 Vocabulary

Define: If you _____ information, you get it from a source, such as the Internet.

Example: In order to _____ the locked room, Brad had to punch in a special number code.

• access

• advance

• data

• analysis

Define: An _____ is a careful examination or study of something.

Example: A magnifying glass helped Karina make a careful _____ of the seashell.

• access

• advance

• data

• analysis

Define: When you _____ something, you mention it as proof or evidence.

Example: When doing research, it is important to identify and _____ sources of information.

• access

• cite

• data

• analysis

Define: A _____ is an opposing, or disagreeing, point of view.

Example: The positive review from one critic was in _____ to another's bad review.

• drawbacks

• cite

• counterpoint

• analysis

Define: _____ are facts, figures, and other kinds of information.

Example: The students gathered _____ for their experiment by measuring a bubble's size.

• drawbacks

• cite

• counterpoint

• data

Define: _____ are problems or disadvantages.

Example: Limited room for passengers and little trunk space are _____of a small car.

• drawbacks

• cite

• counterpoint

• data

Define: _____ is having the ability to think in a logical way.

Example: James used his _____ skills before deciding on his next chess move.

• drawbacks

• cite

• reasoning

• data

Define: When you _____, you move forward or make progress.

Example: Many citizens have marched on Washington to _____ people's rights.

• drawbacks

• cite

• reasoning

• advance