Vocabulary - 4th Grade Reading
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To be excited about something.
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To be excited about something.
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To be excited about something, means to be eager.
To use eager in a sentence, "I was eager to receive my final grades for the semester."
To be excited about something, means to be eager.
To use eager in a sentence, "I was eager to receive my final grades for the semester."
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To be finished or done.
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To be finished or done.
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Complete means to be finished or done.
To use complete in a sentence, "I was able to complete my homework before dinner."
Complete means to be finished or done.
To use complete in a sentence, "I was able to complete my homework before dinner."
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To have good qualities or high morals.
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To have good qualities or high morals.
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People that are noble have good qualities or high morals.
To use noble in a sentence, "The noble knight lived up to his word as he returned the lost princess to the king."
People that are noble have good qualities or high morals.
To use noble in a sentence, "The noble knight lived up to his word as he returned the lost princess to the king."
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Select the word that matches the definition provided.
To be excited about something.
Select the word that matches the definition provided.
To be excited about something.
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To be excited about something, means to be eager.
To use eager in a sentence, "I was eager to receive my final grades for the semester."
To be excited about something, means to be eager.
To use eager in a sentence, "I was eager to receive my final grades for the semester."
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Select the word that matches the definition provided.
To be finished or done.
Select the word that matches the definition provided.
To be finished or done.
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Complete means to be finished or done.
To use complete in a sentence, "I was able to complete my homework before dinner."
Complete means to be finished or done.
To use complete in a sentence, "I was able to complete my homework before dinner."
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Select the word that matches the definition provided.
To have good qualities or high morals.
Select the word that matches the definition provided.
To have good qualities or high morals.
Tap to reveal answer
People that are noble have good qualities or high morals.
To use noble in a sentence, "The noble knight lived up to his word as he returned the lost princess to the king."
People that are noble have good qualities or high morals.
To use noble in a sentence, "The noble knight lived up to his word as he returned the lost princess to the king."
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Select the word that matches the definition provided.
To be excited about something.
Select the word that matches the definition provided.
To be excited about something.
Tap to reveal answer
To be excited about something, means to be eager.
To use eager in a sentence, "I was eager to receive my final grades for the semester."
To be excited about something, means to be eager.
To use eager in a sentence, "I was eager to receive my final grades for the semester."
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Select the word that matches the definition provided.
To be finished or done.
Select the word that matches the definition provided.
To be finished or done.
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Complete means to be finished or done.
To use complete in a sentence, "I was able to complete my homework before dinner."
Complete means to be finished or done.
To use complete in a sentence, "I was able to complete my homework before dinner."
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Select the word that matches the definition provided.
To have good qualities or high morals.
Select the word that matches the definition provided.
To have good qualities or high morals.
Tap to reveal answer
People that are noble have good qualities or high morals.
To use noble in a sentence, "The noble knight lived up to his word as he returned the lost princess to the king."
People that are noble have good qualities or high morals.
To use noble in a sentence, "The noble knight lived up to his word as he returned the lost princess to the king."
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Select the word that matches the definition provided.
To be excited about something.
Select the word that matches the definition provided.
To be excited about something.
Tap to reveal answer
To be excited about something, means to be eager.
To use eager in a sentence, "I was eager to receive my final grades for the semester."
To be excited about something, means to be eager.
To use eager in a sentence, "I was eager to receive my final grades for the semester."
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Select the word that matches the definition provided.
To be finished or done.
Select the word that matches the definition provided.
To be finished or done.
Tap to reveal answer
Complete means to be finished or done.
To use complete in a sentence, "I was able to complete my homework before dinner."
Complete means to be finished or done.
To use complete in a sentence, "I was able to complete my homework before dinner."
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Select the word that matches the definition provided.
To have good qualities or high morals.
Select the word that matches the definition provided.
To have good qualities or high morals.
Tap to reveal answer
People that are noble have good qualities or high morals.
To use noble in a sentence, "The noble knight lived up to his word as he returned the lost princess to the king."
People that are noble have good qualities or high morals.
To use noble in a sentence, "The noble knight lived up to his word as he returned the lost princess to the king."
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