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Practice Name Fluency As I read, I will pay attention to punctuation. Nature is amazingly complex. Every day many different 8 things happen in nature. Look around and observe. What do 18 you see happening? 21 Living things grow and die as the seasons change. Even the 32 quietest place is not vacant. Insects fill the air. Animals search 43 for food and build their homes. Fish and frogs splash in the 55 water. And nature is so diverse, too. There are millions of kinds 67 of plants and animals to study. 73 But learning from nature takes time and patience. And that’s 83 especially true of animals. 87 You can’t just press a button on a hawk and have it tell you 101 how fast it can fly. And chimps don’t wear signs telling you 113 how they take care of their young. To learn these things, you 125 have to observe the animals. 130 The people you’ll read about here each observed animals in 140 a different way. And each gave the world something through 150 their observations. Some helped us make sense of the natural 160 world. Others helped us see the importance of protecting it. 170 Comprehension Check 1. What does the word diverse mean? Context Clues 2. What does it take to learn from nature? Main Idea and Details Words Read – Number of Errors = First Read – = Second Read – = 166 A Historic Journey • Grade 5/Unit 5 Words Correct Score At Home: Help the student read the passage, paying attention to the goal at the top of the page. © Macmillan/McGraw-Hill
© Macmillan/McGraw-Hill Name A dictionary entry tells you what a word means and how to pronounce it. It also tells whether a word is a noun, verb, or another part of speech. A thesaurus entry provides a list of words with similar meanings. It also contains parts of speech for each of the words. Use the sample dictionary and thesaurus entries below to answer the questions. Dictionary: na-ture (´nā chәr) n.: 1. the basic character of a person 2. the physical world, especially living things and objects such as rocks and air Thesaurus: Natural: n: normal, typical, regular Natural: n: inherent, ingrained Nature: n: type, kind 1. How many entries does the dictionary have for the word nature? 2. Ingrained is another word for . Practice Study Skill: Use a Dictionary or Thesaurus 3. Which defi nition of the word nature is the one studied by naturalists? How do you know? 4. Write the defi nition of nature that is used in this sentence: True to her kind nature, the social worker delivered meals to the elderly. 5. What are some other possible thesaurus entries for nature? At Home: Find fi ve words in the dictionary that have more than one defi nition. Write the different defi nitions in your own words. Then write fi ve thesaurus entries. A Historic Journey • Grade 5/Unit 5 167
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