Domain Vocabulary

Grade 4 - Grammar - On Level

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  1. Which meaning fits the domain word "classify"?

    • erase all differences
    • sort into groups by shared properties
    • a comma used in dialogue
    • a personal preference
  2. Which subject area commonly uses the word "contrast" this way?

    • engineering
    • reading and writing
    • science and math
    • reading and data
  3. Which sentence uses "procedure" correctly?

    • We used procedure to tie our shoes.
    • The procedure had no meaning in the lesson.
    • The procedure explained how to test each bridge fairly.
    • A procedure is always a person.
  4. What is the best reason to learn the word "procedure"?

    • it replaces every other vocabulary word
    • it helps readers understand subject-area texts more precisely
    • it changes all facts into opinions
    • it is only useful on spelling tests
  5. Which choice is not a good meaning for "evidence"?

    • details or data that support a claim
    • a word used in reading and science
    • a made-up guess without support
    • The evidence showed that the shaded solar oven warmed more slowly.
  6. Which meaning fits the domain word "evidence"?

    • a comma used in dialogue
    • a spelling pattern only
    • a personal preference
    • details or data that support a claim
  7. Which subject area commonly uses the word "interpret" this way?

    • reading and writing
    • math and science
    • reading and data
    • science and writing
  8. Which sentence uses "contrast" correctly?

    • The contrast was purple and delicious.
    • A contrast is always a person.
    • The contrast had no meaning in the lesson.
    • The paragraph contrasts firsthand and secondhand accounts.
  9. What is the best reason to learn the word "interpret"?

    • it makes evidence unnecessary
    • it changes all facts into opinions
    • it helps readers understand subject-area texts more precisely
    • it replaces every other vocabulary word
  10. Which choice is not a good meaning for "variable"?

    • a useful academic term
    • a word used in math and science
    • a value or condition that can change
    • a fixed title
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