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1 Unit 9 Vocabulary Cards Skills Strand Grade 3 Core Knowledge Language Arts
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3 explorer
4 a person who sets out to find new things (exploration, explorations, explorers, explored, exploring) Unit 9: Introduction
5 conquistador
6 a former warrior, usually from Spain, who took control of something by force (conquistadors) Unit 9: Introduction
7 slash
8 to make a path by cutting plants (slashed) Introduction: Chapter 1
9 funding
10 money provided for a special purpose Unit 9: Introduction
11 precious
12 very valuable Unit 9: Chapter 1
13 spice
14 a substance from a plant that has a specific smell or taste and is used to add flavor to food (spices) Unit 9: Chapter 1
15 scarce
16 hard to find Unit 9: Chapter 1
17 expensive
18 costs a lot of money Unit 9: Chapter 1
19 peppercorn
20 a dried berry from a plant that is used to make pepper (peppercorns) Unit 9: Chapter 1
21 grind
22 to crush something into small pieces or powder (ground) Unit 9: Chapter 1
23 flavor
24 taste (flavors) Unit 9: Chapter 1
25 hull
26 the outer covering of a seed or fruit Unit 9: Chapter 1
27 kernel
28 seed Unit 9: Chapter 1
29 overwhelm
30 to take over completely Unit 9: Chapter 1
31 import
32 to bring in from somewhere else (imported) Unit 9: Chapter 1
33 scroll
34 a paper rolled up into a tube (scrolls) Unit 9: Chapter 1
35 inherit
36 to receive money, property, and other things when someone dies (inherits, inherited) Unit 9: Chapter 2
37 estate
38 everything a person owns Unit 9: Chapter 2
39 throne
40 the power and authority of a king or queen Unit 9: Chapter 2
41 noble
42 a person from a family of high social rank, similar to patricians in ancient Rome (nobles) Unit 9: Chapter 2
43 property
44 buildings, land, and livestock that someone owns Unit 9: Chapter 2
45 impressive
46 deserving attention or respect Unit 9: Chapter 2
47 overrun
48 to exist in large numbers Unit 9: Chapter 2
49 whiz
50 a person who is extremely skilled at something Unit 9: Chapter 3
51 voyage
52 a long journey, usually by water Unit 9: Chapter 3
53 convince
54 to talk someone into something by giving good reasons (convinced) Unit 9: Chapter 3
55 expect
56 to think something will probably happen (expected) Unit 9: Chapter 3
57 landmark
58 an object on land that is easy to see and recognize (landmarks) Unit 9: Chapter 4
59 device
60 a piece of equipment that does a specific job Unit 9: Chapter 4
61 accurate
62 correct Unit 9: Chapter 4
63 keep track
64 to continue to be aware of (keeping track, kept track) Unit 9: Chapter 4
65 compass
66 a tool used for finding directions with a magnetic pointer that always points north Unit 9: Chapter 4
67 magnet
68 a piece of metal that attracts iron or steel and has a north and south pole; Earth is a magnet. (magnets) Unit 9: Chapter 4
69 magnetic field
70 the area around each pole of a magnet that has the power to attract other metals Unit 9: Chapter 4
71 gadget
72 a small tool (gadgets) Unit 9: Chapter 4
73 method
74 a way of doing things Unit 9: Chapter 4
75 dead reckoning
76 a way to measure speed when traveling through water by throwing a knotted rope with a piece of wood on the end overboard and observing how much of and how fast the rope is pulled into the water Unit 9: Chapter 4
77 hourglass
78 a tool for measuring time; It is a glass container with an upper part and lower part connected in the middle by a narrow tube and sand falls from the upper part into the lower part in a fixed amount of time, usually an hour. Unit 9: Chapter 4
79 forerunner
80 something that came before Unit 9: Chapter 4
81 estimate
82 (verb) to make a guess based on information you have; (noun) a guess made based on information you have Unit 9: Chapter 4
83 fort
84 a large building constructed to survive enemy attacks Unit 9: Chapter 5
85 establish
86 to start something that is meant to last a long time (established) Unit 9: Chapter 5
87 continuously
88 without stopping Unit 9: Chapter 5
89 occupied
90 lived and worked in Unit 9: Chapter 5
91 destroy
92 to completely ruin so that it no longer exists (destroyed) Unit 9: Chapter 5
93 wreck
94 to destroy, ruin (wrecked) Unit 9: Chapter 5
95 bastion
96 a raised gun platform in a fort Unit 9: Chapter 5
97 fossil
98 a bone, shell, or other remains of a plant or animal from millions of years ago that has formed rock (fossils) Unit 9: Chapter 5
99 shatter
100 to suddenly break into many small pieces Unit 9: Chapter 5
101 moat
102 a deep ditch, usually filled with water, dug around a fort or castle to prevent enemy attacks Unit 9: Chapter 5
103 ravelin
104 a small building you must pass through first in order to enter a fort or castle Unit 9: Chapter 5
105 fortress
106 a strong fort Unit 9: Chapter 5
107 plain
108 a large, flat area of land with no trees (plains) Unit 9: Chapter 6
109 distant
110 far away Unit 9: Chapter 6
111 boast
112 to brag (boasted) Unit 8: Chapter 9
113 vast
114 very great in size or amount Unit 9: Chapter 6
115 league
116 a distance between 2.4 and 4.6 miles Unit 9: Chapter 6
117 tan
118 to turn animal skin into leather using a specific process Unit 9: Chapter 6
119 barbarous
120 wild, sometimes violent Unit 9: Chapter 6
121 royal
122 relating to a king or queen Unit 9: Chapter 6
123 lordship
124 authority and power of a lord or highranking person Unit 9: Chapter 6
125 copper
126 a reddish-brown mineral found in the earth Unit 9: Chapter 6
127 viceroy
128 a person sent by the king to rule a colony Unit 9: Chapter 6
129 prune
130 a dried plum (prunes) Unit 9: Chapter 6
131 mulberry
132 a dark purple berry (mulberries) Unit 9: Chapter 6
133 humble
134 respectful, not thinking you are better than others Unit 9: Chapter 6
135 vassal
136 a person who is loyal and serves a lord or king Unit 9: Chapter 6
137 substantially
138 great in size, value, or importance Unit 9: Chapter 7
139 equator
140 an imaginary line around the middle of the earth that is equally far from both the North Pole and South Pole Unit 9: Chapter 7
141 charter
142 a formal document that gives rights to a person or group of people; Kings often issued charters to explorers so explorers would search for land and treasure on behalf of the king. Unit 9: Chapter 7
143 claim
144 to say something belongs to you (claims, claimed) Unit 9: Chapter 7
145 attempt
146 an act of trying Unit 9: Chapter 7
147 shortage
148 when there is not enough Unit 9: Chapter 7
149 shallow
150 not deep Unit 9: Chapter 7
151 expedition
152 a long trip made for a specific purpose (expeditions) Unit 9: Chapter 7
153 landmass
154 a large, continuous area of land, such as a continent Unit 9: Chapter 7
155 territory
156 a large area of land with defined boundaries Unit 9: Chapter 7
157 ashore
158 on land Unit 9: Chapter 7
159 page
160 a boy servant (pages) Unit 9: Chapter 7
161 bilge pump
162 a device used to remove water from the bottom part of a ship Unit 9: Chapter 7
163 hardtack
164 hard bread that has been baked many times Unit 9: Chapter 7
165 spoil
166 to become rotten and not able to be eaten Unit 9: Chapter 7
167 weevil
168 a small beetle (weevils) Unit 9: Chapter 7
169 scurvy
170 a disease caused by not eating enough fruits or vegetables with vitamin C, leading to spongy gums, loose teeth, skin spots, and sometimes death Unit 9: Chapter 7
171 watch
172 the time that someone is on duty to guard or protect something Unit 9: Chapter 7
173 solid
174 firm and hard Unit 9: Chapter 8
175 iceberg
176 a large mass of ice floating in the ocean (icebergs) Unit 9: Chapter 8
177 maize
178 corn Unit 9: Chapter 8
179 expanse
180 a large, open area Unit 9: Chapter 8
181 trade
182 (verb) to exchange something you have for something someone else has; (noun) the act of exchanging goods (traders, traded, trading) Unit 9: Chapter 9
183 in exchange
184 the act of giving something and receiving something of similar value in return Unit 9: Chapter 9
185 pelt
186 an animal skin with fur still on it (pelts) Unit 9: Chapter 9
187 felt
188 thick cloth made from wool, fur, or other fibers Unit 9: Chapter 9
189 trading post
190 a place far away from towns where people buy, sell, and trade things (trading posts) Unit 9: Chapter 9
191 fine
192 excellent (finest) Unit 9: Chapter 9
193 lush
194 covered with healthy, green plants Unit 9: Chapter 9
195 treaty
196 a formal agreement between groups of people, often to stop fighting (treaties) Unit 9: Chapter 9
197 obtain
198 to get (obtained) Unit 9: Chapter 9
199 barter
200 to trade by exchanging goods and services instead of paying or accepting money for them Unit 9: Chapter 9
201 income
202 money earned, mostly from working Unit 9: Chapter 9
203 raid
204 to attack by surprise (raiding) Unit 9: Chapter 10
205 abandon
206 to leave somewhere, never to return (abandoned) Unit 9: Chapter 10
207 evidence
208 information that helps show if something is either true or not true Unit 9: Chapter 10
209 steer
210 to control the direction of Unit 9: Chapter 11
211 cheap
212 does not cost much Unit 9: Chapter 11
213 popular
214 liked by many people Unit 9: Chapter 11
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