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1 | Lower PYP | |||||
2 | Round 1 | Word | Pronunciation | Part of speech | Definition | Sentence |
3 | Leap | leep | Verb | To jump or spring a long distance | The cat can leap over the fence. | |
4 | Swamp | swomp | Noun | Wet, soft land covered with water and plants. | The explorers walked through the swamp. | |
5 | Trunk | truhngk | Noun | The main stem of a tree or a large box | The squirrel hid nuts in the tree trunk. | |
6 | Capital | KAP-i-tuhl | Noun | The main city of a country | Seoul is the capital of South Korea. | |
7 | Monument | MON-yuh-muhnt | Noun | A structure built to remember someone or something | The statue is a monument to a hero. | |
8 | Steep | Steep | Adjective | Rising or falling sharply | They climbed a steep hill | |
9 | Load | lohd | Noun | Something that is carried | He carried a heavy load. | |
10 | Globe | glohb | Noun | A round model of Earth | She pointed to Africa on the globe | |
11 | Coast | kohst | Noun | Land next to the sea. | They walked along the coast | |
12 | Nation | NAY-shuhn | Noun | A country and its people | The nation celebrated together. | |
13 | Round 2 | Word | Pronunciation | Part of speech | Sentence | |
14 | Yard | yahrd | Noun | The land around a building. | We lived in a house with a large yard. | |
15 | Scoop | skoop | Noun | A tool like a bowl with a handle. It can be large or small and is used for digging into and lifting loose or soft materials. | Mother used a metal scoop to put flour into the mixing bowl. | |
16 | Motor | MOH-ter | Noun | An object that provides the power to make something move or do work. | Dad started the motor on the boat by pulling on the cord. | |
17 | Acrobat | AK-ro-bat | Noun | A person who does tricks that take great strength and good control in moving the body. | The acrobat did a flip on the tightrope, and the crowd in the circus tent gasped. | |
18 | Antenna | an-TEN-uh | Noun | One of the two long, thing feelers on the head of many insects and of some animals such as lobsters. | The beetle moved on antenna to the left when Sam touched it. | |
19 | Chimney | CHIM-nee | Noun | Something made with an open center to let the smoke from a fire rise and escape outside | As we skied past the cabin, we saw smoke coming from the chimney. | |
20 | Tangle | TANG-guhl | Noun | A mix-up of things twisted or knotted | ||
21 | Weigh | way | Verb | To find out how heavy something is | Lucky weighted the puppy and learned that it had gained almost two pounds since last week. | |
22 | Fuel | fyool | Noun | Something that is burned to give power or heat, such as wood, coal, or oil | Max watched the man who delivers fuel as he pulled the hose from his truck to the house next door. | |
23 | Seam | seem | Noun | The line made when two pieces of cloth are sewn together | When Luis reached for the ball, he heard his shirt rip at the arm seam. | |
24 | Bonus | Word | Pronunciation | Part of speech | Sentence | |
25 | Cylinder | SIL-in-der | Noun | An object in the shape of a tube or pipe. It may be solid or hollow | In the center of the table was a tall glass vase in the shape of a cylunder, which was filled with yellow tulips. | |
26 | Examine | ig-ZAM-in | Verb | To look at closely | When Cora and Chun examine the desk, they discovered that the letter they were looking for was gone. | |
27 | Grasp | grasp | Verb | To take hold of something tightly with the hands. | Tina grasped tha bars on the gym set and pulled herself up. | |
28 | Marine | muh-REEN | Adj | Having to do with the ocea or with ships and boats | The largest marine creature is the blue whale | |
29 | Vessel | VES-uhl | Noun | A ship or large boat | All the passagers aboard the vessel hoped to see a whale or dolphin during the trip | |
30 | Tentacle | TEN-tuh-kuhl | Noun | A long, thing part that grows out from the head of some sea animals. They use it to hold things or to move from place to place. | The cuttlefish wiggled its tentacles to bring the small fish closer | |