| A | B |
|---|
| complained | voiced your dislike for a project |
| downtown | compound word describing the middle of a city |
| enormous | huge or very large |
| Ted's orange | a possessive that tells you an orange belongs to Ted |
| closed | "Close" is the base word for this word. |
| wanting | The base word is "want." |
| blanket | This is a type of bedding. |
| famous | well-known |
| common things | ordinary or everyday things |
| weird | strange, odd |
| young | antonym of old |
| writes | homophone that means to print of compose a story |
| category | set, or class of items |
| Name the category for beach. | places with water for swimming |
| author's purpose | to entertain, to inform, to persuade |
| collage | art that is made of materials glued on top of each other |
| Let's pick up ___ mess. | our |
| My sister didn't think __ could ride the bike. | I |
| Joe found __ books under the bed. | his |
| correct form of wednesday | Wednesday |
| coy | to pretend not to know something |
| caw | a crow's call |
| cow | animal that gives milk |
| salad | mixture of lettuce, carrots, and celery |
| sold | past tense of sell |
| knot | two strings tightly tied together |
| cot | small fold-up bed |
| cob | fruit of corn |
| core | the center of an apple |
| comb | item used to fix hair |
| gent | polite young man |
| cent | a penny |
| personification | speaking of an animal as if it were a person |
| imagery | method a poet paints a mental picture |
