PRACTICE & ASSESS VOCABULARY 4 8 · 5 . people who gather to listen to or watch something a . audible b . audience c . audio d . audition e . auditorium. C. Fill-in-the-Blank Sentences.

VOCABULARY

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Round out any word study program with Practice & Assess: Vocabulary. Each lesson covers a single Greek and Latin root or a set of related prefixes or suffixes. Students will practice with a consistent set of vocabulary words and definitions with a variety of familiar activities such as matching definitions, recognizing synonyms and antonyms, and fill-in-the-blank cloze activities. Then, each lesson ends with an assessment to gauge students’ understanding of the root or affixes. The perfect companion to any word study curriculum, Practice & Assess: Vocabulary provides everything you need to practice and assess students’ vocabulary skills.

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• Works with your existing curriculum • Consistent activities for independent work • Complete year-long program • Perfect companion to the I’m Lovin’ Lit Interactive Vocabulary Notebook

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Name _____________________________ Date _____________________________

Root: aud, audi Practice

A. Understand WordsWrite the vocabulary word for each definition .

B. Rewrite DefinitionsLook at the definition for each word in activity A . Then, write your own definition that contains no more than five words and uses the root or prefix meaning as part of the definition . An example is done for you .

1 . a large room, hall, or other venue where an audience

gathers to watch a performance or another event

2 . describing a sound that can be heard

3 . of or relating to recorded sound

4 . a trial performance to appraise the talents of a

person such as an actor or musician

5 . people who gather to listen to or watch something

6 . audible

7 . audience

8 . audio

9 . audition

10 . auditorium

audible

audience

audio

audition

auditorium

can hear it

C. Which Word Does Not Belong?Choose the word that is not related to the vocabulary word given .

11 . audible a . volume b . sound c . ears d . perfect

12 . audience a . people b . adjustable c . clapping d . ovation

13 . audio a . nourish b . speakers c . sound d . hear

14 . audition a . actor b . balloons c . casting d . talent

15 . auditorium a . seats b . stage c . curtain d . plaintiff

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Name _____________________________ Date _____________________________

Root: aud, audi Practice

D. Fill in the BlanksRead each sentence and choose the word that best fits .

E. True or FalseRead each statement . If the bold word is used properly, circle T for true . If the bold word is used incorrectly, circle F for false .

16 . After the performance, the got to their feet for a standing

ovation .

17 . Lizzy’s loud singing in the shower was throughout the

whole house .

18 . The television’s screen was showing the picture, but there was no

.

19 . The kindergartener’s play was held in the high school’s .

20 . The dance instructor did not hold an for the performance; instead, every

student was allowed to participate .

T F 21 . The muted TV was audible except for the subtitles .

T F 22 . There were several people in the audience watching the horror movie .

T F 23 . The audio jack on the computer is where the keyboard should be plugged in .

T F 24 . Ian and Shauna each had an audition for the roles of Romeo and Juliet,

respectively .

T F 25 . The auditorium paced back and forth, nervous for the upcoming show .

audible

audience

audio

audition

auditorium

F. What's the Word?Write an aud/audi word for each description .

26 . examine carefully for accuracy with the intent to verify

27 . impossible to hear

28 . someone who listens attentively

29 . of or related to the process of hearing

30 . involving both hearing and seeing (usually relating to teaching aids)

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Name _____________________________ Date _____________________________

Root: aud, audi Assessment

A. Matching DefinitionsWrite the letter of the vocabulary word that matches each definition .

B. AntonymsCircle the antonym for each vocabulary word .

1 . a large room, hall, or other venue where an audience gathers

to watch a performance or another event

2 . describing a sound that can be heard

3 . of or relating to recorded sound

4 . a trial performance to appraise the talents of a person such as

an actor or musician

5 . people who gather to listen to or watch something

a . audible

b . audience

c . audio

d . audition

e . auditorium

C. Fill-in-the-Blank SentencesRead each sentence and choose the word that best fits .

11 . The was named after a famous actress that was an alumna .

a . audible b . audience c . auditorium d . audio

12 . Evidence in the murder case included an file of her last phone call .

a . audible b . audio c . audience d . audition

13 . Marilyn had an for a play that the local actors group was putting on .

a . audio b . auditorium c . audition d . audible

14 . The radio’s volume was turned down so that the words were barely .

a . audience b . auditorium c . audio d . audible

15 . There was a very mixed group of people in the to hear the doctor speak .

a . audience b . audio c . audible d . audition

6 . audible a . mutter b . feeling c . silent d . shouting

7 . audience a . lunch b . stage c . gymnasium d . actors

8 . audio a . vacuum b . silence c . sound d . digress

9 . audition a . hesitate b . forfeit c . timeliness d . limelight

10 . auditorium a . box b . restaurant c . pool d . outdoor space

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