Using References For Word Pronunciation and Meanings Worksheets

Related ELA Standard: L.7.4.C

Core Standard
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Using References Worksheets To Print:

Shades of Meaning – This asks you to think of the varying degrees of amplitude that words can have.

Working Magic with Words – This worksheet will require a dictionary.

Using a Dictionary to Use Words Properly – Which sentence is correct based on the proper use of the word?

Clarifying Meaning with References – Define five tough words with the help of a reference.

Using that Dictionary – Believe it or not, they still have a great deal of value.

Multiple Meanings – Read the entry for the word void then answer the questions.

Antonyms – Change the meaning of each sentence below by replacing the underlined word with its antonym.

Looking Up Pronunciation – Use a dictionary to look up the additional italicized words in the questions.

Using a Dictionary for Pronunciation – Fill out the chart for each word.

Clarify Pronunciation – Circle the correct phonetic spelling. Then write the word on the line.

True or False? – Read each sentence below, and look up the word in italics the dictionary. If what the sentence says is true, write a T on the line.

Finding Words with More Precise Meanings – Underline the bland, weak or not quite correct word in each sentence below.

Clarifying Meaning – Use the dictionary page to answer the questions.

Using Words Correctly – If the sentence is correct, put a check in the box.

Don't Dodge the Dictionary! – Look up each entry word below in the dictionary. Fill out the chart for each word.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 



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