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Sounds Like:: "Oscar RAGES When Put Into CAGES."

The document contains definitions for 12 vocabulary words: rage, burden, scurry, divulge, zany, frenzy, culprit, scowl, diverge, jar, frenzy and jar. Each definition is presented with a short sentence using the word and a phonetic pronunciation.

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Sounds Like:: "Oscar RAGES When Put Into CAGES."

The document contains definitions for 12 vocabulary words: rage, burden, scurry, divulge, zany, frenzy, culprit, scowl, diverge, jar, frenzy and jar. Each definition is presented with a short sentence using the word and a phonetic pronunciation.

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RAGE

(rage) n.
violent, explosive anger;
a fad or craze
Sounds like: CAGE

“Oscar RAGES when put into CAGES.”

 The crowd went into a RAGE when they heard the


announcement that the concert was just cancelled.

 Going barefoot to class is the latest RAGE.

 The home owner RAGED at the firemen for coming late to


the fire.

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BURDEN
(BIRD in) n.
weighed down; an oppressive load;
something to be endured
Sounds like: BIRD N

“The big N was a BURDEN for the BIRD.”

 The hikers carried their heavy BURDEN up the hill.

 Having eight children has been a BURDEN for her.

 George was BURDENED with sad memories of his long


illness.

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SCURRY
(SKUR ee) v.
to go or move quickly
in a hurried manner
Sounds like: FURRY

“When a FURRY bear came up the tree, the


squirrels SCURRIED for cover.”

 The girls SCURRIED about and hurriedly dressed so as


not to be late.

 We heard small feet SCURRYING up the stairs.

 The rabbits scampered and SCURRIED up the hill until


they reached the cabbage patch.

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DIVULGE
(duh VULGE) v.
to make known; reveal, tell
Sounds like: BULGE

“The BULGE DIVULGED what


happened to Larry.”

 Harry would never DIVULGE something told to him in


secret.

 The scientist DIVULGED information about UFOs that


was top secret.

 The robbers never DIVULGED where they had hidden the


gold.

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ZANY
(ZAY nee) adj.
silly, funny; crazy but likable
Sounds like: RAINY

“On RAINY days, frogs sing, dance and act ZANY.”

 We went to a crazy movie at the mall on Saturday night. It


was really ZANY.

 The ZANIEST people I ever saw were an entire fraternity


of guys trying to get into a telephone booth at the same
time.

 It’s good to see a little ZANINESS in young people having


a good time.

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FRENZY
(FRIN zee) n.
a state of wild excitement
Sounds like: FRIENDS EAT

“Every time I invite my FRIENDS over


to EAT, they go into a FRENZY.”

 The frightened dogs yelped and ran about in a FRENZY.

 The sharks attacked the dead fish in a FRENZY.

 A FRENZIED commotion in the hallway caused a crowd of


students to gather.

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CULPRIT
(KUL prit) n.
a person guilty of doing
something wrong
Sounds like: PAW PRINTS

“The PAW PRINTS led to the CULPRIT.”

 The CULPRIT who swiped the tennis balls should put


them back.

 Our dad is the CULPRIT who left the water running.

 It is the job of the police to catch CULPRITS.

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SCOWL
(skowl) n.
an angry frown or
to make any angry facial expression (v.)
Sounds like: OWL

“SCOWLING OWLS”

 The witch’s SCOWL scared the trick-or-treaters.

 George was a SCOWLER and always had a frown on his


face.

 It is unfortunate that Mr. Smith has a natural SCOWL,


everyone thinks he’s angry.

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DIVERGE
(duh VURJ) v.
to go in different directions
from a common point
Sounds like: DIVERS

“When the octopus appeared, the DIVERS DIVERGED.”

 The search party met at the road crossing and then


DIVERGED to search for the lost puppy.

 Our children all had DIVERGENT careers.

 The campers DIVERGED from the path and took a


shortcut home.

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JAR
(JAHR) v.
to bump or shake; to have an
irritating effect
Sounds like: JAR

“A JARRING experience by a JAR”

 It was a JARRING experience when Mrs. Marsh told us


that half the class had failed the exam.

 Rock and roll music JARS my parents’ ears.

 The size of the whale JARRED the sensibilities of the


crowd gathered on the beach.

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Name: __________________________________________ Date: ________________________

Vocabulary Cartoon Review # 11.1


Match the word with its definition.

1. ___ rage - (cage) A) angry frown

2. ___ burden - (bird ‘N) B) explosive anger

3. ___ scurry - (furry) C) to weigh down

4. ___ divulge - (bulge) D) to bump or shake

5. ___ zany - (rainy) E) crazy but likable

6. ___ frenzy - (friends eat) F) move hurriedly

7. ___ culprit - (paw prints) G) go in different directions

8. ___ scowl - (owl) H) to reveal

9. ___ diverge - (divers) I) a guilty person

10. ___ jar - (jar) J) wild excitement


Name: __________________________________________ Date: ________________________

Vocabulary Cartoon Review # 11.2

Fill in the blanks with the appropriate word.

A) rage F) frenzy
B) burden G) culprit
C) scurrying H) scowls
D) divulged I) diverge
E) zany J) jarring

1. Mom wanted to know who was the ____________ who tracked mud
through her clean kitchen floor.

2. The movie was good, but was it ____________.

3. Making a speech in a noisy room is a ____________ experience.

4. The hikers ____________ from the path and took a shortcut home.

5. The mountain climber carried a heavy ____________.

6. The witch’s ____________ scared the trick-or-treaters.

7. We told the girls to stop ____________ about and get dressed.

8. Never ____________ anything told to you in secret.

9. The crowd went into a ____________ when they heard the


announcement that the concert was just cancelled.

10. The excited dogs barked and ran about in a ____________.


Name: __________________________________________ Date: ________________________

Vocabulary Cartoon Review # 11.3


Multiple Choice: Circle the appropriate word for the provided definition.

1. to take apart, pull down 6. a short traditional saying; a proverb


a.) calamity a.) intuition
b.) falter b.) calamity
c.) diverge c.) adage
d.) dismantle d.) bulletin
2. to make known; reveal, tell 7. to gain possession of; to acquire
a.) encumber a.) obtain
b.) divulge b.) encumber
c.) diverge c.) divulge
d.) intuition d.) burden
3. silly, funny; crazy but likable 8. to go in different directions from a
a.) scurry common point
b.) frenzy a.) calamity
c.) zany b.) divulge
d.) calamity c.) diverge
d.) scurry
4. of cheap quality; of low
character 9. knowledge gained without reason-
a.) frenzy ing or proof
b.) sleazy a.) adage
c.) zany b.) intuition
d.) calamity c.) burden
d.) encumber
5. to go or move quickly in a
hurried manner 10. a state of wild excitement
a.) scurry a.) frenzy
b.) frenzy b.) rage
c.) diverge c.) zany
d.) calamity d.) calamity
VOCABULARY CARTOONS: Review Answers

Review #11

Review #11.1 Review #11.2 Review #11.3


Matching: Fill in the Blank: Multiple Choice:
1-b 1-culprit 1. d.) dismantle
2-c 2-zany 2. b.) divulge
3-f 3-jarring 3. c.) zany
4-h 4-diverged 4. b.) sleazy
5-e 5-burden 5. a.) scurry
6-j 6-scowls 6. c.) adage
7-i 7-scurrying 7. a.) obtain
8-a 8-divulge 8. c.) diverge
9-g 9-rage 9. b.) intuition
10-d 10-frenzy 10. a.) frenzy

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