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TRANSPARENCY37■ Remind students that synonyms often have different connotations, or shades ofmeaning. You may want to fill in the grid as students suggest answers.■ The completed puzzle appears in the Answer Key.Vocabular y : Connotations1F E R6VE N T27534DIRECTIONS■■■■To complete the puzzle, look for a word that has a similarmeaning to the clue word.P means to look for a word with a positive connotation.N means to look for a word with a negative connotation.Write the words on your paper. The first one has been doneas an example.Copyright © by Holt, Rinehart and Winston. All rights reserved.CLUE WORDSAcross1 enthusiastic (P)2 sharp (P)3 old (N)4 dull, worn-out (N)Down1 usable (P)5 cutting, sneering (N)6 old (P)7 enthusiastic (N)ANSWER CHOICESpungentfunctionalvenerableferventfrenziedsarcasticdecrepitantiquatedELEMENTS OF LANGUAGE | Third Course | Daily Language Activities
TRANSPARENCY38■ Remind students that a prefix is a letter or group of letters added to the front of aroot to change its meaning.■ Answers: 1 intercede, 2 interval, 3 intermittent, 4 interference. Example sentencesappear in the Answer Key.Vocabulary: PrefixesMODELPrefix: letter or group of letters added to the front of a root tochange its meaninginter-: between, amongnational: (root) characteristic of a country or sovereign stateinternational: between countries, among nationsAfter many months, the diplomats reached an internationalagreement.DIRECTIONS■■For each numbered clue, write the appropriate word thatbegins with the prefix inter-.Then, write a sentence using the word.Copyright © by Holt, Rinehart and Winston. All rights reserved.1 to attempt to bring about agreementbetween two partiesinter-2 a space between at least twoitems or details3 from time to time, periodic4 obstruction, blocking or hinderingELEMENTS OF LANGUAGE | Third Course | Daily Language Activities
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