excavate -to uncover by digging away
covering earth
artifact - a usually simple object (as a
tool or ornament) showing human work and representing a culture or
a stage in the development of a culture
restore - to bring back to or put back into
an earlier or original state
repository - a place or container where
something is deposited or stored
grid - a network of horizontal and
perpendicular lines
gradual - moving or changing by slight
degrees
FILL IN THE BLANK
We noticed the
decline of the water.
My uncle will
the house to its original state.
We saw an interesting Egyptian
at the museum.
The president is a very
person.
The construction company will begin to
next week.
The small broken pottery
was discovered while sifting the sand.
Our math assignment was to create a 6 X 6 inch .
The small article was placed in the
for safe keeping.
SELECT THE CORRECT ANSWER
A potsheard is a broken piece of
jewelry,
pottery, or statue
Which of the following would be considered a
prominent person?
queen, baby, or lifeguard
A gradual change is considered to be
large, slight, or enormous
Which of the following would be considered a
repository?
container, sandwich, or statue
A word with a meaning similar to excavate is:
bury, dig, or steal
Which of the following could be restored to its
original condition?
person, tree, or
statue
What would you find on a grid?
lines, pages, or chapters
Which of the following is an artifact?
letter, tool, or vase
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