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Vocabulary Practice for Grades 4 & 5

CCAT Vocabulary Questions – Grade 4 & 5

1. What is a “polygon”?

A) A three-dimensional shape
B) A figure with multiple angles and sides
C) A type of line segment
D) A type of angle

2. What does the word “represent” mean?

A) To take away something
B) To stand for or symbolize something
C) To oppose something
D) To create something new

3. What does it mean to “predict” something?

A) To guess without any information
B) To remember something from the past
C) To say what will happen in the future based on information
D) To change an outcome

4. What is a “cause”?

A) The result of an action
B) A reason something happens
C) A random event
D) A solution to a problem

5. What does it mean to “infer” something?

A) To state something directly
B) To guess without evidence
C) To understand something indirectly based on evidence
D) To ask for clarification

6. What does it mean to “conclude” something?

A) To start a process
B) To decide or determine something after considering the information
C) To repeat an action
D) To describe something in detail

7. What does the word “estimate” mean?

A) To find the exact value
B) To make an educated guess about the quantity or value of something
C) To forget something important
D) To increase in size

8. What does it mean to “recognize” something?

A) To invent something new
B) To identify something or someone you have seen before
C) To ignore something
D) To eliminate something

9. What is an “adaptation”?

A) A type of story
B) A change made to fit a new environment or situation
C) A form of measurement
D) A mistake in a process

10. What is an “atlas”?

A) A collection of maps
B) A type of plant
C) A scientific instrument
D) A historical event

Answer Key

1. B) A figure with multiple angles and sides
A polygon is a flat shape with at least three straight sides and angles, such as a triangle or square.

2. B) To stand for or symbolize something
“Represent” means to act or speak on behalf of someone or something, or to be a symbol of something.

3. C) To say what will happen in the future based on information
“Predict” means to make an educated guess about what will happen in the future based on current knowledge or evidence.

4. B) A reason something happens
A “cause” is the reason why something happens, which leads to an effect or outcome.

5. C) To understand something indirectly based on evidence
“Infer” means to draw a conclusion from the information that is not directly stated, but implied by evidence or reasoning.

6. B) To decide or determine something after considering the information
“Conclude” means to arrive at a decision or judgment after considering all the evidence or facts.

7. B) To make an educated guess about the quantity or value of something
“Estimate” refers to an approximation or a rough calculation of the value, number, quantity, or extent of something.

8. B) To identify something or someone you have seen before
“Recognize” means to know or identify something or someone from previous experience or knowledge.

9. B) A change made to fit a new environment or situation
“Adaptation” refers to a change or adjustment in structure, function, or behavior that helps an organism or object survive and thrive in its environment.

10. A) A collection of maps
An “atlas” is a book or collection of maps, typically used to find geographic information.

 

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Date Published: Wednesday, August 14th, 2024
Date Modified: Monday, September 9th, 2024

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    1 Comment

  1. Micheal R.
    September 12, 2024
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    While the practice questions are helpful, I noticed that some of them seem to be more challenging than what my daughter is used to in her regular schoolwork. I’m concerned that this might be a bit overwhelming for her.

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