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Teaching Tips


• Model the first activity by writing this example on the board to demonstrate how to unscramble an anagram:


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Tell students that the letters in these words can be rearranged to spell one of the vocabulary words. Ask students to name the vocabulary word. desperate


• For the second activity, tell students that they should look for matching word roots.


Unscramble the Anagrams An anagram is a word puzzle. A word or a group of words is unscrambled to spell another


word. Unscramble the anagrams below to form the correct words from the word list on page 176.


2 is not has _________________________ unfortunate


1 vine ad ___________________________ astonish


invade 4 ants leap __________________________


3 tune for tuna _____________________ pleasant


6 same us ____________________________ determined


5 lip comment _______________________ assume


compliment 8 a lid seeps __________________________


Match Related Words Many words come from more than one language. Some of the words in this unit have Old French origins, as well as Latin roots. Match


the words you know with other related words. Draw a line between each vocabulary word and its related word.


OLD FRENCH WORD 9 charite


10 preserver 11 sege


12 plaisir VOCABULARY WORD charity preserve siege pleasure RELATED WORD preservation besieged pleasantry charitable


7 terms in deed ______________________ displease


178 22 UNIT 8 Good and Bad | Review


UNIT 8 Good and Bad | Review


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