Practice - Macmillan/McGraw-Hill
Practice - Macmillan/McGraw-Hill
Practice - Macmillan/McGraw-Hill
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Name<br />
abandon treacherous expedition uninhabited<br />
dismantled labor triumph frigid<br />
A. Write the vocabulary word that best completes each sentence.<br />
1. Glaciers can be because they have deep holes<br />
hidden under thin ice.<br />
<strong>Practice</strong><br />
Vocabulary<br />
2. The scientist wanted to go on an to the North Pole to<br />
learn more about the animals that live there.<br />
3. Scientists in the freezing weather to build a station.<br />
4. The water was hard for the boat to navigate through<br />
because of all the ice and snow.<br />
5. People have been known to over the tough<br />
environment at the North Pole.<br />
6. They the tents and packed the pieces onto the boat.<br />
7. The early explorers had to their shacks when they<br />
left Antarctica.<br />
8. Until recently, Antarctica was by humans.<br />
B. Read each question. Then write the vocabulary word that best<br />
answers the question.<br />
9. If you were on a special mission with a specifi c purpose, what would you<br />
be on?<br />
10. What is another word for “be successful” or “win”?<br />
11. If a building was not lived in for a very long time, what would it be?<br />
12. How would you describe a road with dangerous curves and no sidewalks?<br />
Spirit of Endurance<br />
Grade 5/Unit 5<br />
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