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Using the Suffix -ous Build Vocabulary Often, you can use the suffix -ous to change a noun into an adjective. For example, to describe a holiday that is filled with joy, you could use the adjective joyous. The suffix -ous means full of or characterized by. A. DIRECTIONS: In each sentence, replace the italicized phrase with one of the following words ending in -ous. disastrous famous hazardous mischievous nervous wondrous 1. No one knew why the neighborhood child was so ( full of mischief ). 2. The voyage of the Titanic turned out to be (characterized by disaster). 3. Niagara Falls is a sight that is truly ( full of wonder) to behold. 4. Do you ever dream of becoming (characterized by fame) some day? 5. A firefighter s job is certainly one that is ( full of hazards). 6. How do you calm down when you feel (characterized by nerves)? Using the Word Bank extricate composure presumptuous rash remote malicious B. DIRECTIONS: Write the Word Bank word that best completes each sentence. 1. The hermit lived all alone in a shack in the woods. 2. It takes a person to commit a hateful crime. 3. It took the rabbit several minutes to itself from the thorny bush. 4. Don t be so as to think that you will definitely win the award. 5. We managed to keep our while facing the scary situation. 6. Don t make a decision, but rather take time to think it over. Recognizing Antonyms C. DIRECTIONS: Circle the letter of the word or phrase that is most opposite in meaning to the word in CAPITAL LETTERS. 1. EXTRICATE a. tangle b. wash c. deny d. listen 2. COMPOSURE a. loss of hair b. loss of sight c. loss of weight d. loss of control 3. PRESUMPTUOUS a. curious b. modest c. missing d. hungry 56 Selection Support Prentice-Hall, Inc.

Build Spelling Skills: Adding the Suffix -ous Spelling Strategy When adding -ous to a word that ends in silent e, drop the e, and then add -ous: fame e ous famous. Exceptions: If the word ends in ce, drop the e and add -ious: malice e ious malicious If the word ends in ge, do not drop the e: outrage ous outrageous When adding -ous to a word that ends in a consonant and y, change the y to i and add -ous: victory y i ous victorious A. Practice: Change each word in the left column to an adjective by adding the -ous suffix. The circled letters spell a message that tells you what you ve been doing lately. Word Adjective 1. space 2. industry 3. adventure 4. melody 5. harmony 6. glory 7. envy 8. courage Unit 3: What Matters 9. fury 10. Message: B. Practice: Complete each sentence below by changing the word in parentheses to an adjective with an -ous suffix. Write your new word on the line. 1. Mr. Peters meets a (mystery) little man while driving in the forest. 2. The bachelor reveals that he is (desire) of a beautiful wife. 3. Mr. Peters becomes (rapture) upon seeing the beautiful Leita. 4. Soon there are (vary) indications that Leita is unhappy. 5. Leita finds life as a human less (luxury) than life as a swan. C. Challenge: The Word Bank word presumptuous comes from the word presume and has the -ous suffix. Yet presumptuous does not follow the rule you learned earlier about words ending in silent e. (If it did, presume would become presumous or presumious.) In your own words, write a rule for changing presume to presumptuous. Prentice-Hall, Inc. Selection Support 57

Build Grammar Skills: Adjectives An adjective is a word that modifies or describes a noun or pronoun. An adjective tells about a noun by answering the question what kind? which one? how many? or how much? Examples: The man asked for three wishes. (how many?) A young, beautiful wife suddenly appeared. (what kind?) A. Practice: Underline the adjective or adjectives in each sentence. 1. Mr. Peters drove along a straight, empty stretch of road. 2. He heard strange cries coming from a distant bush. 3. A great white swan suddenly changed into a little man. 4. The grateful stranger granted Mr. Peters several wishes. 5. Mr. Peters soon had a gorgeous wife with pretty blue-green eyes. 6. Leita was an obedient woman, yet she remained an unhappy person. 7. Kind Mr. Peters used a second wish to turn Leita into a swan again. 8. Eventually, Mr. Peters was found dead with a withered leaf and a white feather. B. Writing Application: Write a sentence about each topic listed below, using the adjective or adjectives given. When you are finished, reread your sentences and underline any additional adjectives that you used. 1. Write a sentence about the author Joan Aiken, using the adjective creative. 2. Write a sentence about Mr. Peters, using the adjectives lonely and quiet. 3. Write a sentence about Leita, using the adjective attractive. 4. Write a sentence about the forest, using the adjectives dark and remote. 5. Write a sentence about your reaction to the story, using the adjective interesting. 58 Selection Support Prentice-Hall, Inc.

Reading Strategy: Clarifying Word Meanings Only you know what you don t understand. When you read a passage that you don t completely grasp, stop to clarify the meaning. Here are techniques you can use: Pause to think about the meaning of a word or a detail. Reread a portion of the text to find clues you may have missed. Ask a question you can answer to resolve confusion. Read ahead to piece together meaning. Look up a word in the dictionary or other resource. DIRECTIONS: Complete the chart below to clarify details as you read. Strategy Used (Pause, Reread, Question, Read Ahead, Detail to Clarify Meaning of Detail Use Another Source)... had become entangled in the thorns...... took it to the verge of the canal... Unit 3: What Matters Prentice-Hall, Inc. Selection Support 59

Literary Analysis: Modern Fairy Tale The elements of a modern fairy tale are the same as those of the traditional fairy tale with which you are familiar. Both contain mysterious and fantastic events, magic and wishes, and animals with unusual abilities. A modern fairy tale may also include details about contemporary life that reflect the modern-day world. DIRECTIONS: Use the chart below to record details that qualify The Third Wish as a modern fairy tale. Enter each detail in its appropriate place on the chart. One example is provided. Mysterious and Details About Fantastic Events Magic and Wishes Unusual Animals Contemporary Life three wishes 60 Selection Support Prentice-Hall, Inc.