Word List

• n. A ball is a round object that is thrown, kicked, or hit in a game or sport.
  Seth bought a new soccer ball.
• n. The bottom is the lowest part, point, or level of something.
  Sarah is so tall that her feet can touch the bottom of the swimming pool.
• n. A company is a business or organization that makes or sells goods or services.
  I want to work for a small software company.
• v. To drink is to take liquid into the body through the mouth.
  The woman likes to drink water after she exercises.
• adj. A few things is a small number of them.
  I have only a few coins.
• n. A line is a row of people or things.
  This is the longest line I have ever seen.
• n. A pet is an animal such as a cat or dog that people keep and care for.
  Tyler likes to spend time with his pet dog.
• n. A product is something grown or made in a factory in order to be sold.
  There's no room for even one more product in Melissa's bag.
• adj. A responsible person is in charge of someone or something.
  Peter is responsible for leading his department.
• v. To sell is to give something to someone in exchange for money.
  This man's job is to sell houses.
• n. A snake is an animal with a long, thin body and no legs.
  Be careful of the snake in the tree.
• v. To stand is to use the legs and feet to hold the body upright.
  Allan prefers to stand and work at his desk.
• adj. A strange thing is unusual or surprising.
  They are wearing strange masks.
• n. Tea is a drink made by pouring boiling water onto dried leaves.
  Many people drink green tea because it has many health benefits.
• v. To test is to examine something to see if its quality is good.
  His job is to test the electricity to make sure it works correctly.
• n. A tongue is the movable muscle inside the mouth that is used to speak, eat, and drink.
  The cat uses its tongue to drink water.
• pron. They refers to two or more people or things.
  They are playing a fun game.
• n. A type is a particular kind or group of things or people.
  Tulips are a type of flower.
• adv. Very is used to emphasize an adjective or adverb.
  An elephant is a very big animal.
• v. To wait is to stay in a place until an expected event happens.
  She has to wait for the airplane to arrive.

Exercise

A ‣ Circle the word that is opposite in meaning to the given word.

B ‣ Write the word that best fits for each sentence.

C ‣ Write the word from the word bank that best fits each sentence.

D ‣ Match to complete the words. Then write the part of speech.

Reading Comprehension

Answer the questions.