English Vocabulary · Grade 3 Live Review Preview
3rd Grade Vocabulary Words
This Grade 3 beta list builds from high-frequency reading vocabulary, test-question language, and useful tier-two words. Definitions and examples are original learner-facing drafts for teacher review.
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Page 1: words 1–10
| # | Word | Pattern / part of speech | Meaning | Sample sentence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | ability | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 능력 2. 실력 | Nora used her ability to solve the puzzle without help. |
| 2 | absorb | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 흡수하다 | A dry sponge can absorb the spilled water. |
| 3 | accuse | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 잘못했다고 몰아붙이다 2. 고발하다 | Do not accuse a classmate unless you know what happened. |
| 4 | active | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 활동적(活動的) 2. 액티브 3. 왕성 | Maya stays active by riding her bicycle after school. |
| 5 | actual | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 실제의 2. 실제 3. 진짜의 | The actual cost was lower than our estimate. |
| 6 | adopt | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 입양하다 | The family decided to adopt a puppy from the shelter. |
| 7 | advantage | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 이점(利點) 2. 리점(利點) 3. 유리(有利) | Knowing the trail gave our team an advantage during the hike. |
| 8 | advice | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 조언(助言) 2. 충고(忠告) 3. 권고(勸告) | Grandpa gave me useful advice before my first race. |
| 9 | ambition | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 야망(野望) 2. 야심(野心) 3. 욕망 | Lena's ambition is to become a wildlife scientist. |
| 10 | ancient | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 고대의 2. 아주 오래된 | Archaeologists uncovered an ancient road beneath the sand. |
The Shelter Plan
Reading practice for pages 1–3. Five relevant words are highlighted.
Cloze vocabulary quiz
1. Nora used her ___ to solve the puzzle without help.
Answer: ability
2. A dry sponge can ___ the spilled water.
Answer: absorb
3. Do not ___ a classmate unless you know what happened.
Answer: accuse
4. Maya stays ___ by riding her bicycle after school.
Answer: active
5. The ___ cost was lower than our estimate.
Answer: actual
Page 2: words 11–20
| # | Word | Pattern / part of speech | Meaning | Sample sentence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11 | approach | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 접근법 2. 방법 | Trying a smaller example was a smart approach to the math problem. |
| 12 | arrange | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 조정하다 | Please arrange the chairs in a circle. |
| 13 | arctic | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 북극의 | An arctic fox grows thick fur for the freezing winter. |
| 14 | attitude | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 자세(姿勢) 2. 자세 3. 태도 | A hopeful attitude helped Ben keep trying. |
| 15 | attract | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 끌다 2. 끌어들이다 3. 당기다 | Bright flowers attract bees and butterflies. |
| 16 | average | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 평균 | The average of four and six is five. |
| 17 | avoid | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 피하다 | We took another path to avoid the deep mud. |
| 18 | bold | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 대담한 2. 선명한 | The artist painted a bold red stripe across the poster. |
| 19 | border | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 경계(境界) 2. 테두리 3. 국경 | Draw a blue border around the map. |
| 20 | brief | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 짧은 2. 간단한 | The coach gave us a brief safety talk before practice. |
Page 2 vocabulary review
Review five selected words from page 2.
Cloze vocabulary quiz
1. An ___ fox grows thick fur for the freezing winter.
Answer: arctic
2. A hopeful ___ helped Ben keep trying.
Answer: attitude
3. Bright flowers ___ bees and butterflies.
Answer: attract
4. The ___ of four and six is five.
Answer: average
5. We took another path to ___ the deep mud.
Answer: avoid
Page 3: words 21–30
| # | Word | Pattern / part of speech | Meaning | Sample sentence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 21 | brilliant | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 찬란한 2. 눈부신 | A brilliant flash of lightning lit the night sky. |
| 22 | cable | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 케이블 2. 전선 | The cable connects the camera to the computer. |
| 23 | capture | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 캡처하다 2. 포착하다 3. 촬영하다 | The camera can capture the hummingbird in flight. |
| 24 | certain | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 확실한 2. 틀림없는 | I am certain that I packed my lunch. |
| 25 | chill | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 한기 | A sudden chill made us pull on our jackets. |
| 26 | clever | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 교묘 2. 똑똑하다 3. 똘똘하다 | Ravi found a clever way to carry all the books at once. |
| 27 | climate | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 기후 2. 풍토 | The warm, wet climate helps rainforest plants grow. |
| 28 | cling | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 달라붙다 | Wet leaves cling to the sidewalk after the storm. |
| 29 | coast | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 해안 2. 연안 | We watched waves roll toward the rocky coast. |
| 30 | confess | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 털어놓다 | Mina chose to confess that she had broken the model. |
Page 3 vocabulary review
Review five selected words from page 3.
Cloze vocabulary quiz
1. Ravi found a ___ way to carry all the books at once.
Answer: clever
2. The warm, wet ___ helps rainforest plants grow.
Answer: climate
3. Wet leaves ___ to the sidewalk after the storm.
Answer: cling
4. We watched waves roll toward the rocky ___.
Answer: coast
5. Mina chose to ___ that she had broken the model.
Answer: confess
Page 4: words 31–40
| # | Word | Pattern / part of speech | Meaning | Sample sentence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 31 | consider | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 고려하다 2. 헤아리다 3. 여기다 | Please consider both ideas before making your choice. |
| 32 | contain | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 머금다 2. 담아내다 | This jar can contain two cups of rice. |
| 33 | continent | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 대륙(大陸) 2. 대륙 | Africa is the continent with the greatest number of countries. |
| 34 | convince | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 납득시키다 2. 확신시키다 3. 설득하다 | The evidence may convince the judge that the story is true. |
| 35 | coward | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 겁쟁이 2. 비겁자(卑怯者) 3. 겁꾸러기 | The character feared being called a coward, but asking for help was wise. |
| 36 | crew | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 촬영팀 2. 제작진 | The film crew arrived early to set up the cameras. |
| 37 | custom | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 습관 2. 관례 3. 풍습 | Sharing rice cakes is a holiday custom in many families. |
| 38 | decay | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 썩다 2. 부패하다 | Fallen leaves decay and add nutrients to the soil. |
| 39 | deed | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 행동 2. 선행 | Returning the lost wallet was a generous deed. |
| 40 | defend | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 방어하다 | The mother bird will defend her nest from danger. |
Protecting an Old Deed
Reading practice for pages 4–6. Five relevant words are highlighted.
English reading
A museum receives a deed written long ago. Curators consider how to defend it from light and moisture, which can cause paper to decay. They place it in a case designed to contain dry air.
Korean translation
A reviewed translation is not available for this passage yet.
Reading comprehension
1. What document arrives at the museum?
An old deed arrives at the museum.
2. What can cause the paper to decay?
Light and moisture can cause the paper to decay.
3. How do curators protect it?
They place it in a case containing dry air.
Cloze vocabulary quiz
1. Fallen leaves ___ and add nutrients to the soil.
Answer: decay
2. Returning the lost wallet was a generous ___.
Answer: deed
3. The mother bird will ___ her nest from danger.
Answer: defend
4. Please ___ both ideas before making your choice.
Answer: consider
5. This jar can ___ two cups of rice.
Answer: contain
Page 5: words 41–50
| # | Word | Pattern / part of speech | Meaning | Sample sentence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 41 | delicate | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 연약한 | Hold the delicate glass ornament with both hands. |
| 42 | device | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 장치 2. 기기 | The small device measures the temperature of the water. |
| 43 | diagram | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 다이어그램 2. 도표(圖表) 3. 도표 | The diagram shows how water moves through the plant. |
| 44 | digest | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 소화하다 | Your stomach begins to digest food after you eat. |
| 45 | disease | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 병 2. 질병 | Washing your hands can help prevent the spread of disease. |
| 46 | distant | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 먼 2. 멀리 떨어진 | We could barely see the distant mountains through the mist. |
| 47 | doze | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 꾸벅꾸벅 졸다 2. 선잠을 자다 | The cat began to doze in the warm patch of sunlight. |
| 48 | drift | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 표류하다 2. 떠내려가다 | The paper boat began to drift down the stream. |
| 49 | elegant | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 우아한 | The dancer made an elegant turn across the stage. |
| 50 | enable | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | ~할 수 있게 하다 | A ramp can enable a wheelchair user to enter the building. |
Page 5 vocabulary review
Review five selected words from page 5.
Cloze vocabulary quiz
1. Hold the ___ glass ornament with both hands.
Answer: delicate
2. The small ___ measures the temperature of the water.
Answer: device
3. The ___ shows how water moves through the plant.
Answer: diagram
4. Your stomach begins to ___ food after you eat.
Answer: digest
5. Washing your hands can help prevent the spread of ___.
Answer: disease
Page 6: words 51–60
| # | Word | Pattern / part of speech | Meaning | Sample sentence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 51 | examine | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 검사하다 2. 조사하다 3. 살피다 | We examine the shell with a magnifying glass. |
| 52 | explore | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 탐험하다 | We used a map to explore the forest trail safely. |
| 53 | fatal | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 치명적인 2. 죽음을 초래하는 | The warning sign helps hikers avoid a potentially fatal fall. |
| 54 | fierce | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 거센 2. 사나운 | A fierce wind bent the trees during the storm. |
| 55 | flutter | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 펄럭이다 2. 나부끼다 | The flag began to flutter in the morning breeze. |
| 56 | fortunate | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 운이 좋은 | We were fortunate to find shelter before the rain began. |
| 57 | frail | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 무른 | The frail branch snapped under the heavy snow. |
| 58 | gasp | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 숨을 헉 들이쉬다 2. 헉하고 숨을 들이마시다 | I heard Ana gasp when the magician vanished. |
| 59 | glide | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 미끄러지듯 나아가다 2. 활주하다 | The swan seemed to glide across the calm lake. |
| 60 | globe | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 지구본 | We turned the globe to locate the Pacific Ocean. |
Page 6 vocabulary review
Review five selected words from page 6.
Cloze vocabulary quiz
1. We ___ the shell with a magnifying glass.
Answer: examine
2. We used a map to ___ the forest trail safely.
Answer: explore
3. The warning sign helps hikers avoid a potentially ___ fall.
Answer: fatal
4. A ___ wind bent the trees during the storm.
Answer: fierce
5. The flag began to ___ in the morning breeze.
Answer: flutter
Page 7: words 61–70
| # | Word | Pattern / part of speech | Meaning | Sample sentence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 61 | grace | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 우아함 2. 우아한 움직임 | The skater moved across the ice with grace. |
| 62 | gradual | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 점진적인 2. 서서히 진행되는 | The gradual change from winter to spring took several weeks. |
| 63 | habit | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 버릇 2. 습관 | Checking my backpack each night became a helpful habit. |
| 64 | harsh | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 가혹한 | The harsh wind stung our faces. |
| 65 | imitate | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 흉내내다 2. 본뜨다 | The parrot can imitate the sound of a ringing phone. |
| 66 | individual | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 개인(個人) 2. 개체(個體) 3. 사인(私人) | Each individual chose a different book to read. |
| 67 | intelligent | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 지적인 | The intelligent crow used a stick to reach its food. |
| 68 | intend | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 의도하다 | I intend to finish my science report tonight. |
| 69 | journey | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 여정 2. 노정 3. 장도 | The long train journey carried us across three states. |
| 70 | launch | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 발사하다 | Engineers will launch the weather balloon at noon. |
A Kind Imitation
Reading practice for pages 7–9. Five relevant words are highlighted.
English reading
Noah can imitate many bird calls, but he does not intend to disturb a nesting owl. An intelligent choice is to listen quietly instead of making a harsh sound. Each individual bird needs space.
Korean translation
A reviewed translation is not available for this passage yet.
Reading comprehension
1. What can Noah imitate?
Noah can imitate bird calls.
2. What does he intend to avoid?
He intends to avoid disturbing the owl.
3. Why does each bird need space?
Each individual bird needs space to feel safe.
Cloze vocabulary quiz
1. The ___ wind stung our faces.
Answer: harsh
2. The parrot can ___ the sound of a ringing phone.
Answer: imitate
3. Each ___ chose a different book to read.
Answer: individual
4. The ___ crow used a stick to reach its food.
Answer: intelligent
5. I ___ to finish my science report tonight.
Answer: intend
Page 8: words 71–80
| # | Word | Pattern / part of speech | Meaning | Sample sentence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 71 | limit | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 제한 2. 한계 3. 한도 | The library sets a limit of five borrowed books. |
| 72 | locate | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 찾아내다 2. 위치를 찾다 | Use the grid to locate the island on the map. |
| 73 | loyal | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 충실한 2. 충성스러운 | The loyal dog waited beside its injured owner. |
| 74 | magnificent | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 장엄한 2. 웅장한 3. 매우 아름다운 | The magnificent waterfall filled the valley with mist. |
| 75 | marsh | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 습지 2. 늪지 | Frogs and herons live in the marsh. |
| 76 | method | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 방법(方法) 2. 방식(方式) 3. 행법 | Our new method made sorting the books much faster. |
| 77 | misery | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 비참함 2. 고통 | The lost hiker felt misery during the cold, wet night. |
| 78 | moisture | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 수분 2. 습기 3. 물기 | Morning moisture formed drops on the grass. |
| 79 | mural | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 벽화 | Students painted a mural of local birds in the hallway. |
| 80 | mystify | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 어리둥절하게 하다 2. 혼란스럽게 하다 | The footprints in the locked room continued to mystify us. |
Page 8 vocabulary review
Review five selected words from page 8.
Cloze vocabulary quiz
1. Our new ___ made sorting the books much faster.
Answer: method
2. The lost hiker felt ___ during the cold, wet night.
Answer: misery
3. Morning ___ formed drops on the grass.
Answer: moisture
4. Students painted a ___ of local birds in the hallway.
Answer: mural
5. The footprints in the locked room continued to ___ us.
Answer: mystify
Page 9: words 81–90
| # | Word | Pattern / part of speech | Meaning | Sample sentence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 81 | nation | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 네이션 2. 나라 3. 국가 | People across the nation watched the historic event. |
| 82 | nectar | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 꽃꿀 2. 화밀 | A butterfly drinks nectar through its long mouthpart. |
| 83 | nursery | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 묘목장 2. 묘포 | The gardener moved the seedlings into the nursery. |
| 84 | observe | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 관찰하다 | We used a magnifying glass to observe the tiny insect. |
| 85 | opponent | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 상대편 2. 상대방 3. 대적 | Mia shook hands with her opponent after the chess match. |
| 86 | opposite | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 반대 2. 정반대 3. 반대편 | Hot and cold have opposite meanings. |
| 87 | ordeal | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 시련 2. 고난 3. 수난 | The rescue turned a frightening ordeal into a safe return home. |
| 88 | origin | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 유래 2. 기원 | The museum display explains the origin of the town's name. |
| 89 | outcome | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 결과 2. 산물 3. 승패 | Careful practice changed the outcome of the rematch. |
| 90 | passage | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 글 2. 지문 | Read the passage before answering the questions. |
Page 9 vocabulary review
Review five selected words from page 9.
Cloze vocabulary quiz
1. Careful practice changed the ___ of the rematch.
Answer: outcome
2. Read the ___ before answering the questions.
Answer: passage
3. People across the ___ watched the historic event.
Answer: nation
4. A butterfly drinks ___ through its long mouthpart.
Answer: nectar
5. The gardener moved the seedlings into the ___.
Answer: nursery
Page 10: words 91–100
| # | Word | Pattern / part of speech | Meaning | Sample sentence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 91 | pastime | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 오락 | Drawing cartoons is Aiden's favorite pastime. |
| 92 | pause | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 뜸 2. 주춤 | After a brief pause, the speaker answered the question. |
| 93 | perform | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 공연하다 2. 노래를 부르다 | The choir will perform two songs at the concert. |
| 94 | plunge | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 뛰어들다 2. 급히 물속으로 들어가다 | The otter will plunge into the water to catch a fish. |
| 95 | predator | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 포식자 2. 천적 | The owl is a nighttime predator that hunts mice. |
| 96 | predict | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 예언하다 2. 예측하다 | Dark clouds helped us predict that rain was coming. |
| 97 | prevent | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 막다 2. 방해하다 | A helmet can prevent a serious head injury. |
| 98 | primary | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 주된 2. 가장 중요한 | Clean water is a primary need after a storm. |
| 99 | privilege | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 권리 2. 특권 3. 특혜 | Representing our school at the ceremony was a privilege. |
| 100 | process | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 프로세스 2. 과정 3. 공정 | Photosynthesis is the process plants use to make food. |
A Pause Before the Plunge
Reading practice for pages 10–12. Five relevant words are highlighted.
English reading
Watching seals is Tia’s favorite pastime. She sees one pause on a rock before it takes a plunge into the sea. The seal can perform quick turns underwater to escape a predator.
Korean translation
A reviewed translation is not available for this passage yet.
Reading comprehension
1. What is Tia's favorite pastime?
Watching seals is Tia's favorite pastime.
2. What does the seal do before its plunge?
The seal pauses on a rock.
3. Why does it turn quickly?
It turns quickly to escape a predator.
Cloze vocabulary quiz
1. Drawing cartoons is Aiden's favorite ___.
Answer: pastime
2. After a brief ___, the speaker answered the question.
Answer: pause
3. The choir will ___ two songs at the concert.
Answer: perform
4. The otter will ___ into the water to catch a fish.
Answer: plunge
5. The owl is a nighttime ___ that hunts mice.
Answer: predator
Page 11: words 101–110
| # | Word | Pattern / part of speech | Meaning | Sample sentence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 101 | rare | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 희귀한 2. 드문 | We were excited to see a rare blue butterfly. |
| 102 | rate | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 심박수 2. 비율 | The heart rate rises during exercise. |
| 103 | recall | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 기억해 내다 2. 회상하다 | Can you recall where we left the keys? |
| 104 | rely | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 의지(依支)하다 | Young birds rely on their parents for food. |
| 105 | remark | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 한마디 2. 발언 | Her kind remark made the new student smile. |
| 106 | resident | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 주민(住民) 2. 거주자(居住者) 3. 주민 | Every resident received a notice about the road repair. |
| 107 | respect | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 존중 2. 경의 3. 공경 | Listening without interrupting shows respect. |
| 108 | responsible | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 책임이 있는 2. 책임을 맡은 | Noah is responsible for feeding the class fish. |
| 109 | reverse | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 후진하다 2. 거꾸로 움직이다 | The driver had to reverse the car out of the narrow space. |
| 110 | revive | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 되살리다 2. 회복시키다 | Water helped revive the wilted plant. |
Page 11 vocabulary review
Review five selected words from page 11.
Cloze vocabulary quiz
1. The heart ___ rises during exercise.
Answer: rate
2. Can you ___ where we left the keys?
Answer: recall
3. Young birds ___ on their parents for food.
Answer: rely
4. Her kind ___ made the new student smile.
Answer: remark
5. Every ___ received a notice about the road repair.
Answer: resident
Page 12: words 111–120
| # | Word | Pattern / part of speech | Meaning | Sample sentence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 111 | risk | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 리스크 2. 위험 | Climbing without safety gear is a serious risk. |
| 112 | scatter | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 흩어지다 | A sudden noise made the pigeons scatter across the square. |
| 113 | schedule | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 스케줄 2. 일정 3. 시간표 | The bus schedule shows a stop at eight o'clock. |
| 114 | sensitive | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 민감하다 | My eyes are sensitive to bright sunlight. |
| 115 | signal | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 시그널 2. 신호 3. 손짓 | The flashing light is a signal for drivers to stop. |
| 116 | solution | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 해결책 2. 해답 | Building a small bridge was our solution to crossing the stream. |
| 117 | spoil | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 망치다 | Leaving milk in the sun will spoil it. |
| 118 | starve | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 굶어죽다 2. 굶다 3. 굶주리다 | Without stored nuts, the squirrels could starve during winter. |
| 119 | steer | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 조종하다 2. 방향을 잡다 | Use both hands to steer the bicycle around the corner. |
| 120 | suitable | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 적합한 2. 알맞은 | These sturdy boots are suitable for a muddy hike. |
Page 12 vocabulary review
Review five selected words from page 12.
Cloze vocabulary quiz
1. My eyes are ___ to bright sunlight.
Answer: sensitive
2. The flashing light is a ___ for drivers to stop.
Answer: signal
3. Building a small bridge was our ___ to crossing the stream.
Answer: solution
4. Leaving milk in the sun will ___ it.
Answer: spoil
5. Without stored nuts, the squirrels could ___ during winter.
Answer: starve
Page 13: words 121–130
| # | Word | Pattern / part of speech | Meaning | Sample sentence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 121 | survey | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 설문조사 | Our class completed a survey about favorite playground games. |
| 122 | swift | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 빠른 2. 신속한 | The swift rabbit disappeared into the tall grass. |
| 123 | symbol | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 부호 2. 상징 3. 표상 | A heart can be a symbol of love. |
| 124 | talent | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 재능 | Her talent for music became clear when she played the piano. |
| 125 | theory | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 이론 2. 학설 3. 설 | The scientist tested her theory about why the plants grew faster. |
| 126 | thrill | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 스릴 2. 설렘 3. 전율 | Riding the tall roller coaster gave me a thrill. |
| 127 | treasure | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 보물(寶物) 2. 보배 3. 보물 | The old letters were a family treasure. |
| 128 | triumph | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 승리 2. 대성공 3. 승전 | Finishing the difficult climb was a triumph for the team. |
| 129 | value | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 가치 2. 값 | The value of clean water becomes clear during a drought. |
| 130 | vision | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 시력 2. 시각 능력 | Owls have strong night vision. |
The Survey Treasure
Reading practice for pages 13–15. Five relevant words are highlighted.
English reading
Students survey the creek to count frogs and plants. Their vision is a cleaner habitat, not a chest of treasure. Finding three new nests feels like a triumph because the nests show the creek’s value to wildlife.
Korean translation
A reviewed translation is not available for this passage yet.
Reading comprehension
1. Why do students survey the creek?
They survey it to count frogs and plants.
2. What is their vision?
Their vision is a cleaner habitat.
3. Why is finding nests a triumph?
The nests show the creek's value to wildlife.
Cloze vocabulary quiz
1. The old letters were a family ___.
Answer: treasure
2. Finishing the difficult climb was a ___ for the team.
Answer: triumph
3. The ___ of clean water becomes clear during a drought.
Answer: value
4. Owls have strong night ___.
Answer: vision
5. Our class completed a ___ about favorite playground games.
Answer: survey
Page 14: words 131–140
| # | Word | Pattern / part of speech | Meaning | Sample sentence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 131 | volunteer | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 자원봉사자 2. 봉사자 | A volunteer read stories to children at the library. |
| 132 | wander | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 돌아다니다 2. 헤매다 | We watched the goat wander away from the herd. |
| 133 | wisdom | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 지혜 2. 슬기 | Grandmother's wisdom helped us solve the disagreement. |
| 134 | wit | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 기지 2. 위트 3. 재치 | The storyteller's wit kept the audience smiling. |
| 135 | woe | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 비애 | The poem tells of a sailor's loneliness and woe. |
| 136 | ink | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 잉크 2. 먹물 | Blue ink leaked from the pen onto my hand. |
| 137 | crash | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 세게 부딪치다 2. 쾅 부딪치다 | The waves crash against the rocks during a storm. |
| 138 | zip | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 쏜살같이 움직이다 2. 휙 가다 | Hummingbirds zip from flower to flower. |
| 139 | crop | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 작물 2. 농작물 | The farmer harvested a large corn crop. |
| 140 | trash | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 쓰레기 2. 오물(汚物) 3. 정크 | Please place the empty wrapper in the trash. |
Page 14 vocabulary review
Review five selected words from page 14.
Cloze vocabulary quiz
1. The farmer harvested a large corn ___.
Answer: crop
2. Please place the empty wrapper in the ___.
Answer: trash
3. A ___ read stories to children at the library.
Answer: volunteer
4. We watched the goat ___ away from the herd.
Answer: wander
5. Grandmother's ___ helped us solve the disagreement.
Answer: wisdom
Page 15: words 141–150
| # | Word | Pattern / part of speech | Meaning | Sample sentence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 141 | held | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 붙잡았다 2. 잡고 있었다 | Mina held the ladder steady for her father. |
| 142 | built | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 지었다 2. 만들었다 | The beavers built a dam across the stream. |
| 143 | catch | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 잡다 2. 받다 | Leo stretched out his hands to catch the ball. |
| 144 | health | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 건강 2. 보건 3. 헬스 | Sleep, exercise, and nourishing food support good health. |
| 145 | silver | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 은 | The museum displayed a silver cup from long ago. |
| 146 | fought | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 싸웠다 | The firefighters fought the forest fire all night. |
| 147 | matter | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 물질 | All matter takes up space. |
| 148 | caught | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 잡았다 | The goalkeeper caught the ball before it crossed the line. |
| 149 | pipe | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 파이프 2. 피리 3. 수관 | Water travels through the pipe beneath the sink. |
| 150 | tiger | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 호랑이 2. 타이거 3. 범 | The tiger moved quietly through the forest. |
Page 15 vocabulary review
Review five selected words from page 15.
Cloze vocabulary quiz
1. Mina ___ the ladder steady for her father.
Answer: held
2. The beavers ___ a dam across the stream.
Answer: built
3. Leo stretched out his hands to ___ the ball.
Answer: catch
4. Sleep, exercise, and nourishing food support good ___.
Answer: health
5. The museum displayed a ___ cup from long ago.
Answer: silver
Page 16: words 151–160
| # | Word | Pattern / part of speech | Meaning | Sample sentence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 151 | skate | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 스케이트를 타다 | We learned to skate at the frozen pond. |
| 152 | student | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 학생(學生) 2. 생 3. 학생 | Each student recorded the experiment in a notebook. |
| 153 | care | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 보살핌 2. 돌봄 | The injured bird needed gentle care. |
| 154 | break | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 깨뜨리다 2. 망가뜨리다 | Be careful not to break the glass jar. |
| 155 | size | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 크기 2. 사이즈 3. 치수 | Measure the box to find its exact size. |
| 156 | library | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 도서관 2. 라이브러리 3. 서재 | I borrowed a mystery novel from the library. |
| 157 | writer | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 저자(著者) 2. 작가(作家) 3. 필자(筆者) | The writer revised her story before sharing it. |
| 158 | able | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | …할 수 있는 | After more practice, I was able to swim across the pool. |
| 159 | dent | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 찌그러진 자국 2. 움푹 팬 곳 | The falling branch left a dent in the metal gate. |
| 160 | sink | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 가라앉다 | A stone will sink in water. |
Care for a Library Book
Reading practice for pages 16–18. Five relevant words are highlighted.
English reading
A student chooses a large book from the library. Its size makes it hard to carry, so she holds it with care. She takes a short break at a table instead of dropping it into her bag.
Korean translation
A reviewed translation is not available for this passage yet.
Reading comprehension
1. Where does the student choose a book?
She chooses a book from the library.
2. Why is it hard to carry?
Its size makes it hard to carry.
3. How does she show care?
She holds the book carefully and sets it on a table.
Cloze vocabulary quiz
1. Each ___ recorded the experiment in a notebook.
Answer: student
2. The injured bird needed gentle ___.
Answer: care
3. Be careful not to ___ the glass jar.
Answer: break
4. Measure the box to find its exact ___.
Answer: size
5. I borrowed a mystery novel from the ___.
Answer: library
Page 17: words 161–170
| # | Word | Pattern / part of speech | Meaning | Sample sentence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 161 | coffee | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 커피 2. 아메 3. 가비 | The smell of fresh coffee filled the kitchen. |
| 162 | kettle | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 주전자 | Steam rose from the kettle when the water boiled. |
| 163 | pepper | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 후추 | Dad sprinkled black pepper on the soup. |
| 164 | excellent | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 훌륭한 2. 매우 뛰어난 | Rina did an excellent job explaining her experiment. |
| 165 | ribbon | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 리본 2. 댕기 | She tied a yellow ribbon around the gift. |
| 166 | distance | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 거리 2. 장거리 3. 원거리 | We measured the distance from the tree to the fence. |
| 167 | happen | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 일어나다 2. 발생하다 | A rainbow may happen when sunlight passes through raindrops. |
| 168 | sandwich | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 샌드위치 | I packed a cheese sandwich for lunch. |
| 169 | build | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 짓다 2. 만들다 | The children used blocks to build a tall tower. |
| 170 | address | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 주소 | Write the correct address on the envelope. |
Page 17 vocabulary review
Review five selected words from page 17.
Cloze vocabulary quiz
1. She tied a yellow ___ around the gift.
Answer: ribbon
2. We measured the ___ from the tree to the fence.
Answer: distance
3. A rainbow may ___ when sunlight passes through raindrops.
Answer: happen
4. I packed a cheese ___ for lunch.
Answer: sandwich
5. The children used blocks to ___ a tall tower.
Answer: build
Page 18: words 171–180
| # | Word | Pattern / part of speech | Meaning | Sample sentence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 171 | heavy | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 무거운 2. 무겁다 | The heavy suitcase took two people to lift. |
| 172 | written | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 글로 쓴 2. 서면으로 된 | Please follow the written instructions on the card. |
| 173 | curl | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 말리다 2. 오그라들다 | The dry leaf began to curl at the edges. |
| 174 | sooner | adverbGrade 3 high-utility word | 더 빨리 | We arrived sooner than we expected. |
| 175 | choice | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 초이스 2. 선택 3. 선정 | Taking the shaded path was a wise choice. |
| 176 | huge | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 거대한 2. 엄청나게 큰 | A huge whale surfaced beside the boat. |
| 177 | nurse | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 간호원(看護員) 2. 간호사(看護師) 3. 간호사 | The nurse cleaned the scrape and covered it with a bandage. |
| 178 | scooter | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 스쿠터 | Arun wore a helmet while riding his scooter. |
| 179 | strange | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 이상한 2. 낯선 | A strange tapping sound came from the attic. |
| 180 | surf | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 서핑하다 | Experienced athletes surf near the beach when the waves are safe. |
Page 18 vocabulary review
Review five selected words from page 18.
Cloze vocabulary quiz
1. The ___ cleaned the scrape and covered it with a bandage.
Answer: nurse
2. Arun wore a helmet while riding his ___.
Answer: scooter
3. A ___ tapping sound came from the attic.
Answer: strange
4. Experienced athletes ___ near the beach when the waves are safe.
Answer: surf
5. The ___ suitcase took two people to lift.
Answer: heavy
Page 19: words 181–190
| # | Word | Pattern / part of speech | Meaning | Sample sentence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 181 | newspaper | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 신문 2. 일간지 | Dad read the weather report in the morning newspaper. |
| 182 | oyster | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 굴 | The oyster closed its shell when the diver touched it. |
| 183 | continue | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 계속하다 | We will continue the game after the rain passes. |
| 184 | perfect | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 완벽한 2. 꼭 알맞은 | The sunny afternoon was perfect for our picnic. |
| 185 | lose | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 잃다 | Keep the lid on the jar so you do not lose the buttons. |
| 186 | coin | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 동전 2. 코인 3. 주화 | I placed the shiny coin in my savings jar. |
| 187 | race | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 경주 2. 경기 | Nia trained each morning for the bicycle race. |
| 188 | earn | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 벌다 | You can earn a badge by completing the reading challenge. |
| 189 | loose | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 루스 | A loose wheel made the cart wobble. |
| 190 | voice | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 목소리 2. 보이스 3. 소리 | Omar lowered his voice so he would not wake the baby. |
The Newspaper Oyster
Reading practice for pages 19–21. Five relevant words are highlighted.
English reading
Leo reads a newspaper article aloud in a clear voice. It describes an oyster reef that filters bay water. The reef is not perfect yet, but volunteers will continue planting shells there.
Korean translation
A reviewed translation is not available for this passage yet.
Reading comprehension
1. What does Leo read?
Leo reads a newspaper article.
2. What does the article describe?
It describes an oyster reef.
3. What will volunteers continue doing?
They will continue planting shells.
Cloze vocabulary quiz
1. Omar lowered his ___ so he would not wake the baby.
Answer: voice
2. Dad read the weather report in the morning ___.
Answer: newspaper
3. The ___ closed its shell when the diver touched it.
Answer: oyster
4. We will ___ the game after the rain passes.
Answer: continue
5. The sunny afternoon was ___ for our picnic.
Answer: perfect
Page 20: words 191–200
| # | Word | Pattern / part of speech | Meaning | Sample sentence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 191 | chose | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 선택했다 | Mina chose the blue umbrella because rain was coming. |
| 192 | worst | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 최악 | The worst part of the storm was the powerful wind. |
| 193 | poison | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 독 2. 독약 3. 포이즌 | The warning label tells us that the liquid is poison. |
| 194 | include | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 포함하다 | Please include your name and the date on the report. |
| 195 | fact | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 사실 | It is a fact that Earth travels around the sun. |
| 196 | sense | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 감각 2. 후각 | A dog's strong sense of smell helps it follow a trail. |
| 197 | passenger | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 탑승자 2. 승객 3. 여객 | Every passenger fastened a seat belt before the car moved. |
| 198 | witch | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 마녀 | The friendly witch in the play turned a pumpkin into a carriage. |
| 199 | chop | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 잘게 썰다 2. 내리쳐 자르다 | An adult will chop the carrots for the soup. |
| 200 | empty | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 빈 2. 비어 있는 | The bird flew away and left the nest empty. |
Page 20 vocabulary review
Review five selected words from page 20.
Cloze vocabulary quiz
1. Mina ___ the blue umbrella because rain was coming.
Answer: chose
2. The ___ part of the storm was the powerful wind.
Answer: worst
3. The warning label tells us that the liquid is ___.
Answer: poison
4. Please ___ your name and the date on the report.
Answer: include
5. It is a ___ that Earth travels around the sun.
Answer: fact
Page 21: words 201–210
| # | Word | Pattern / part of speech | Meaning | Sample sentence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 201 | visitor | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 방문자 2. 방문객 3. 관람객 | Our visitor removed her wet shoes at the door. |
| 202 | lock | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 잠그다 | Remember to lock the bicycle before entering the store. |
| 203 | family | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 가족 2. 패밀리 | Our family cooks dinner together on Sundays. |
| 204 | several | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 여러 2. 몇몇의 | Several ducks followed their mother across the pond. |
| 205 | million | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 백만 | A million is written as the digit one followed by six zeros. |
| 206 | capital | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 수도 | Seoul is the capital of South Korea. |
| 207 | interesting | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 흥미롭다 2. 관심있다 3. 재미있다 | The fossil was interesting because it showed the shape of an ancient leaf. |
| 208 | fire | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 불 | We poured water on the campfire until the fire was completely out. |
| 209 | scale | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 저울 | The baker used a scale to weigh the flour. |
| 210 | lazy | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 게으르다 | The lazy character expected everyone else to clean the room. |
Page 21 vocabulary review
Review five selected words from page 21.
Cloze vocabulary quiz
1. Our ___ cooks dinner together on Sundays.
Answer: family
2. ___ ducks followed their mother across the pond.
Answer: several
3. A ___ is written as the digit one followed by six zeros.
Answer: million
4. Seoul is the ___ of South Korea.
Answer: capital
5. The fossil was ___ because it showed the shape of an ancient leaf.
Answer: interesting
Page 22: words 211–220
| # | Word | Pattern / part of speech | Meaning | Sample sentence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 211 | struck | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 쳤다 | Lightning struck the old tree during the storm. |
| 212 | prize | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 프라이즈 2. 경품 3. 상 | Iris received a prize for her carefully grown sunflower. |
| 213 | airplane | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 비행기 | The airplane rose above the clouds soon after takeoff. |
| 214 | safety | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 안전 | Wearing a helmet improves safety when riding a bicycle. |
| 215 | tunnel | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 터널 2. 굴 3. 땅굴 | The train entered a dark tunnel beneath the mountain. |
| 216 | froze | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 얼다 | The pond froze after three nights of icy weather. |
| 217 | recess | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 휴식기 | We played hopscotch outside during recess. |
| 218 | hole | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 구멍 2. 홀 3. 구덩이 | The rabbit disappeared into a hole beneath the hedge. |
| 219 | below | prepositionGrade 3 high-utility word | 아래에 | A small stream flows below the wooden bridge. |
| 220 | space | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 간격 2. 공간 | Leave enough space between the seedlings so they can grow. |
Frozen in the Tunnel
Reading practice for pages 22–24. Five relevant words are highlighted.
English reading
During recess, snowmelt froze inside a short playground tunnel. Water had dripped through a hole and gathered below the slide. The teacher closes the tunnel until the ice melts.
Korean translation
A reviewed translation is not available for this passage yet.
Reading comprehension
1. What froze in the tunnel?
Snowmelt froze in the tunnel.
2. Where did the water come from?
The water dripped through a hole.
3. Why is the tunnel closed?
It is closed until the ice melts.
Cloze vocabulary quiz
1. The train entered a dark ___ beneath the mountain.
Answer: tunnel
2. The pond ___ after three nights of icy weather.
Answer: froze
3. We played hopscotch outside during ___.
Answer: recess
4. The rabbit disappeared into a ___ beneath the hedge.
Answer: hole
5. A small stream flows ___ the wooden bridge.
Answer: below
Page 23: words 221–230
| # | Word | Pattern / part of speech | Meaning | Sample sentence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 221 | whole | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 전체 2. 통째 3. 전부 | We divided the whole orange into eight slices. |
| 222 | using | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 사용하여 | Theo is using a ruler to draw a straight line. |
| 223 | sudden | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 갑작스러운 2. 돌연한 | A sudden clap of thunder startled the dog. |
| 224 | awhile | adverbGrade 3 high-utility word | 잠깐 | We rested awhile beneath the shady tree. |
| 225 | receive | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 받다 | You will receive a library card after completing the form. |
| 226 | unusual | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 특이한 2. 흔하지 않은 | The unusual bird had bright orange feet. |
| 227 | paw | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 앞발 | The puppy lifted one muddy paw onto my knee. |
| 228 | vowel | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 모음 | The word cat has the vowel a in the middle. |
| 229 | extra | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 여분의 2. 추가의 | I packed an extra pair of socks for the hike. |
| 230 | market | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 장 2. 마켓 | We bought fresh peaches at the farmers' market. |
Page 23 vocabulary review
Review five selected words from page 23.
Cloze vocabulary quiz
1. The word cat has the ___ a in the middle.
Answer: vowel
2. I packed an ___ pair of socks for the hike.
Answer: extra
3. We bought fresh peaches at the farmers' ___.
Answer: market
4. We divided the ___ orange into eight slices.
Answer: whole
5. Theo is ___ a ruler to draw a straight line.
Answer: using
Page 24: words 231–240
| # | Word | Pattern / part of speech | Meaning | Sample sentence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 231 | straw | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 빨대 | Luis sipped the juice through a paper straw. |
| 232 | towel | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 수건 2. 타월 3. 타올 | Use a clean towel to dry your hands. |
| 233 | umbrella | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 우산 | Mara opened her umbrella when the first raindrops fell. |
| 234 | marble | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 구슬 | The green marble rolled beneath the sofa. |
| 235 | allow | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 허락하다 | Our teacher will allow us to choose our own partners. |
| 236 | farther | adverbGrade 3 high-utility word | 더 멀리 | The second trail leads farther into the forest. |
| 237 | taught | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 가르쳤다 | Grandpa taught me how to plant tomato seeds. |
| 238 | hour | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 시간 2. 한 시간 | The bread needs one hour to rise. |
| 239 | further | adverbGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 더 나아가 2. 더 읽어 | We read further to learn how the mystery ended. |
| 240 | law | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 법률 2. 율법 3. 법 | The law requires drivers to stop at a red light. |
Page 24 vocabulary review
Review five selected words from page 24.
Cloze vocabulary quiz
1. The ___ requires drivers to stop at a red light.
Answer: law
2. Luis sipped the juice through a paper ___.
Answer: straw
3. Use a clean ___ to dry your hands.
Answer: towel
4. Mara opened her ___ when the first raindrops fell.
Answer: umbrella
5. The green ___ rolled beneath the sofa.
Answer: marble
Page 25: words 241–250
| # | Word | Pattern / part of speech | Meaning | Sample sentence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 241 | double | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 두 배의 2. 두 겹의 | We ordered a double scoop of strawberry ice cream. |
| 242 | burnt | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 탄 | The burnt toast smelled bitter and set off the alarm. |
| 243 | county | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 카운티 2. 군 | The county opened a new park beside the river. |
| 244 | front | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 앞 2. 정면 3. 전방 | Please write your name on the front of the folder. |
| 245 | slept | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 잤다 | The tired puppy slept beside the warm fireplace. |
| 246 | match | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 어울리다 2. 잘 맞다 | The striped socks match your blue sweater. |
| 247 | rent | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 빌리다 2. 임차하다 | We will rent bicycles to explore the island trail. |
| 248 | toss | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 토스 | Toss the beanbag into the red basket. |
| 249 | mend | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 고치다 2. 수리-하다 | Dad used a patch to mend the hole in my backpack. |
| 250 | ditch | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 수로 2. 수구 3. 구덩이 | Rainwater flowed through the ditch beside the road. |
The County Match
Reading practice for pages 25–27. Five relevant words are highlighted.
English reading
Our county soccer match began after a long bus ride. Eli had slept on the bus, so he felt ready to play in front. He scored double his usual goals, and the team celebrated with toast that was slightly burnt.
Korean translation
A reviewed translation is not available for this passage yet.
Reading comprehension
1. Where was the soccer match?
The match was in the county.
2. Why did Eli feel ready?
Eli had slept on the bus.
3. What food was burnt?
The toast was slightly burnt.
Cloze vocabulary quiz
1. We ordered a ___ scoop of strawberry ice cream.
Answer: double
2. The ___ toast smelled bitter and set off the alarm.
Answer: burnt
3. The ___ opened a new park beside the river.
Answer: county
4. Please write your name on the ___ of the folder.
Answer: front
5. The tired puppy ___ beside the warm fireplace.
Answer: slept
Page 26: words 251–260
| # | Word | Pattern / part of speech | Meaning | Sample sentence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 251 | fond | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 다정한 | I am fond of the gentle pony at my aunt's farm. |
| 252 | melt | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 녹다 | The ice cube will melt in the warm sunlight. |
| 253 | drill | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 드릴 2. 전동 드릴 | An adult used a drill to make holes for the shelf. |
| 254 | bless | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 축복하다 | At dinner, Grandma asked everyone to bless the meal. |
| 255 | trim | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 다듬다 2. 조금 잘라내다 | We will trim the paper so it fits inside the frame. |
| 256 | insects | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 곤충 | Bees, ants, and butterflies are insects. |
| 257 | necklace | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 목걸이 | The necklace was made from blue glass beads. |
| 258 | digit | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 숫자 | The final digit in the number 42 is two. |
| 259 | subtract | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 빼다 | Subtract three from eight to get five. |
| 260 | exit | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 출구 | The glowing sign showed us the nearest exit. |
Page 26 vocabulary review
Review five selected words from page 26.
Cloze vocabulary quiz
1. An adult used a ___ to make holes for the shelf.
Answer: drill
2. At dinner, Grandma asked everyone to ___ the meal.
Answer: bless
3. We will ___ the paper so it fits inside the frame.
Answer: trim
4. Bees, ants, and butterflies are ___.
Answer: insects
5. The ___ was made from blue glass beads.
Answer: necklace
Page 27: words 261–270
| # | Word | Pattern / part of speech | Meaning | Sample sentence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 261 | pint | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 파인트 | The recipe calls for one pint of milk. |
| 262 | dine | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 식사하다 | We will dine outdoors while the evening is warm. |
| 263 | aim | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 겨냥하다 2. 목표로 삼다 | Aim the flashlight at the path, not at anyone's eyes. |
| 264 | reef | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 암초 2. 리프 3. 산호초 | Colorful fish found shelter in the coral reef. |
| 265 | speed | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 스피드 2. 속도 3. 속력 | The cyclist reduced her speed before the sharp turn. |
| 266 | gain | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 얻다 2. 늘리다 | Reading every day can help you gain new knowledge. |
| 267 | creek | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 개울 2. 시내 | Tiny fish darted through the shallow creek. |
| 268 | geese | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 거위 | A flock of geese flew south in a V-shaped line. |
| 269 | cane | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 지팡이 2. 케인 | Mr. Lee used a cane while his ankle healed. |
| 270 | pain | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 페인 2. 고통 3. 통증 | The sharp pain in my ankle faded after I rested. |
Page 27 vocabulary review
Review five selected words from page 27.
Cloze vocabulary quiz
1. Reading every day can help you ___ new knowledge.
Answer: gain
2. Tiny fish darted through the shallow ___.
Answer: creek
3. A flock of ___ flew south in a V-shaped line.
Answer: geese
4. Mr. Lee used a ___ while his ankle healed.
Answer: cane
5. The sharp ___ in my ankle faded after I rested.
Answer: pain
Page 28: words 271–280
| # | Word | Pattern / part of speech | Meaning | Sample sentence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 271 | speak | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 말하다 2. 말씀하다 3. 이야기하다 | Please speak clearly so everyone can hear the directions. |
| 272 | cape | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 망토 2. 곶 3. 케이프 | The actor wore a red cape in the superhero play. |
| 273 | pail | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 양동이 | We filled the pail with sand to build a castle. |
| 274 | oats | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 귀리 | Warm oats with apple slices made a filling breakfast. |
| 275 | stove | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 난로 2. 렌지 3. 화로 | An adult heated the soup on the stove. |
| 276 | paint | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 칠하다 2. 페인트칠하다 | We will paint the wooden birdhouse bright yellow. |
| 277 | toast | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 토스트 | I spread strawberry jam on my toast. |
| 278 | real | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 진짜의 2. 실제의 | The dinosaur bones in the museum are real fossils. |
| 279 | vote | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 투표하다 | Each student may vote for one field-trip destination. |
| 280 | straight | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 곧은 2. 직선의 | Use the ruler to draw a straight line. |
A Cape for the Vote
Reading practice for pages 28–30. Five relevant words are highlighted.
English reading
For the school play, June wears a cape and stands straight onstage. She must speak as a queen asking citizens to vote. The scene is not real, but the audience understands why every voice matters.
Korean translation
A reviewed translation is not available for this passage yet.
Reading comprehension
1. What does June wear?
June wears a cape.
2. What does the queen ask citizens to do?
She asks citizens to vote.
3. Is the scene real?
No, the scene is part of a play.
Cloze vocabulary quiz
1. The dinosaur bones in the museum are ___ fossils.
Answer: real
2. Each student may ___ for one field-trip destination.
Answer: vote
3. Use the ruler to draw a ___ line.
Answer: straight
4. Please ___ clearly so everyone can hear the directions.
Answer: speak
5. The actor wore a red ___ in the superhero play.
Answer: cape
Page 29: words 281–290
| # | Word | Pattern / part of speech | Meaning | Sample sentence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 281 | repeat | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 반복하다 2. 다시 말하다 | Could you repeat the final direction more slowly? |
| 282 | favorite | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 가장 좋아하는 | The library is my favorite place to spend a rainy afternoon. |
| 283 | captain | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 주장 2. 팀 주장 | The soccer captain encouraged every player before the match. |
| 284 | television | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 텔레비전 2. 텔레비 3. 테레비 | We watched a nature program about whales on television. |
| 285 | thread | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 실 | Nora pushed the blue thread through the eye of the needle. |
| 286 | jolly | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 즐거운 | The jolly baker sang while decorating the cakes. |
| 287 | turtle | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 거북 2. 바다거북 3. 거북이 | The turtle pulled its head into its shell when we approached. |
| 288 | rooster | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 수탉 | The rooster crowed just after sunrise. |
| 289 | grapes | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 포도 | We washed the purple grapes before eating them. |
| 290 | ferry | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 여객선 2. 도선 3. 페리 | The ferry carried our car across the wide bay. |
Page 29 vocabulary review
Review five selected words from page 29.
Cloze vocabulary quiz
1. Could you ___ the final direction more slowly?
Answer: repeat
2. The library is my ___ place to spend a rainy afternoon.
Answer: favorite
3. The soccer ___ encouraged every player before the match.
Answer: captain
4. We watched a nature program about whales on ___.
Answer: television
5. Nora pushed the blue ___ through the eye of the needle.
Answer: thread
Page 30: words 291–300
| # | Word | Pattern / part of speech | Meaning | Sample sentence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 291 | battle | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 전투 2. 합전 3. 싸움 | The museum map showed where the historic battle occurred. |
| 292 | foolish | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 어리석은 2. 분별없는 | It would be foolish to cross the icy pond. |
| 293 | shaded | adjectiveGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 그늘진 2. 그늘이 드리운 | We ate lunch at a shaded table beneath the oak tree. |
| 294 | pickle | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 절임 2. 피클 | The crisp pickle tasted sour beside my sandwich. |
| 295 | screw | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 나사 | Dad tightened the loose screw in the chair leg. |
| 296 | saving | verbGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 저축하고 있는 2. 모으고 있는 | Mila is saving part of her allowance for a new bicycle. |
| 297 | saddle | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 안장 | Before riding, Ana checked that the horse's saddle was secure. |
| 298 | view | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 전망 2. 경관 | The hilltop gave us a clear view of the lake. |
| 299 | crow | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 까마귀 2. 금오 3. 크로우 | A clever crow dropped a nut onto the road to crack it. |
| 300 | copy | nounGrade 3 high-utility word | 1. 모사(模寫) 2. 사본 3. 복사본 | Please keep a copy of the permission slip at home. |
Page 30 vocabulary review
Review five selected words from page 30.
Cloze vocabulary quiz
1. The museum map showed where the historic ___ occurred.
Answer: battle
2. It would be ___ to cross the icy pond.
Answer: foolish
3. We ate lunch at a ___ table beneath the oak tree.
Answer: shaded
4. The crisp ___ tasted sour beside my sandwich.
Answer: pickle
5. Dad tightened the loose ___ in the chair leg.
Answer: screw
Sources and curriculum references
These references guide selection and calibration. Definitions, sample sentences, readings, questions, and teaching notes are independently written and reviewed.
- Geneva CUSD 304: Grade 3 National Vocabulary List
- Flocabulary: 3rd Grade Vocabulary Word List
- Montgomery County Public Schools: Third Grade High-Frequency Words
- WikDict downloadable bilingual dictionaries
- Kaikki.org / Wiktextract machine-readable Wiktionary data
- Language-Learning-decks public flashcard datasets
- SBBIC English-to-Khmer Dictionary
- English–Khmer Dictionary Dataset (machine-generated Khmer fallback; human review required)
- PanLex meanings snapshot (direct CC0 gap candidates; human review required)
- Cambridge bilingual dictionaries (individual editorial sense checks)
- Collins English–Hindi Dictionary (individual editorial checks)
- Hindwi and Rekhta dictionaries (individual Hindi/Urdu checks)
- National Institute of Korean Language: Basic Korean Dictionary
- JMdict/EDRDG Japanese dictionary project
- CC-CEDICT Chinese dictionary project
- VDict Vietnamese Dictionary (individual editorial check)
- Google Translate (machine-assisted lesson-reading draft; fluent review required)
- Kuperman et al.: Age-of-acquisition ratings for 30,000 English words

