Week 1 Vocabulary Quiz (L.6.4 & L.6.6)

To explain why something is right or why you did it.

(like when you explain to your parents why you should have a later bedtime)

• authority

• element

• justify

What happens because of something you did?

(like if you get wet in the rain because you forgot your umbrella)

• consequence

• element

• authority

A basic part of something

(like the ingredients that go into making a cake)

• appropriate

• element

• consequence

Doing something that's right or suitable for a particular situation.

(like wearing a swimsuit to the beach but not to a fancy restaurant)

• appropriate

• justify

• authority

The power or control to make decisions or give orders.

(like a principal has in a school)

• barren

• element

• authority

To leave something or someone behind and not take care of it anymore.

(like leaving a toy in the park and not going back for it)

• campaign

• abandon

• eclipse

When the moon goes in front of the sun, and it gets dark during the day for a little while.

(like the moon covering the sun like a big shadow)

• element

• factor

• eclipse

A place or land that is empty, without any plants or things growing there.

(like a desert without trees, grass, or shrubs)

• barren

• declare

• element

When you say something out loud or officially announce it.

(like saying, "today I say it is a fun day")

• authority

• idiom

• declare

A big or large organized effort to achieve a goal.

(like a group of people working together to clean up a neighborhood)

• factor

• campaign

• habitat