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While writing or reading material, students should consult references to ensure accuracy. Dictionaries and glossaries provide definitions for unknown words. Dictionaries provide pronunciation keys and glossaries may provide page numbers where the term is located on. Thesauruses provide synonyms and antonyms for words.
wildlife (wild – lif) n. things that are alive and live off the land windchill (wind – chil) n. the belief that the temperature of air is lower because of the breeze on the body window (wind-o) n. an opening in a house that allows something to go through windy (wind – e) adj. moving wind wisdom (wiz-dum) n. having the knowledge and judgment needed wise (wiz) adj. the qualities of having knowledge and judgment needed wish (wish) v. to want or desire for something withdraw (with – dro) v. to take something away witness (wit-nes) n. to observe something witty (wit – e) adj. clever wolf (wulf) n. an animal that usually lives in the wild that is furry and has a pointy nose wonder (wun-der) v. to think about something Glossary Climate – the temperature, precipitation and wind conditions in an area Core – the center part of the Earth shaped like a ball Crust – the outside level of the Earth Fossil – the remainder of a thing in the Earth from a much earlier time Rock cycle – the system in which a rock is formed, transformed and made into another rock Weather – the immediate condition of temperature, precipitation, wind, etc. Weathering – when rock erodes due to natural occurrences Thesaurus Know – learn, notice, see Like – similar, close, comparable Long – tall, deep, high, lengthy, expanded Look – peek, glance, stare, view Make – produce, form, construct Many – several, lots, countless Sound – noise Water – liquid Write – scribe, scribble, record
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