Fill In Sentences:
Ellis Island
INSTRUCTIONS:
Fill in each blank box with the word from the above list that best completes the sentence.
stability
exclusion
donation
contagious
hysteria
deportation
ingrediant
status
mechanism
inferior
anniversary
restoration
radically
loathsome
proposal
1. The that keeps her watch ticking had broken and it now read the wrong time.
2. Gertrude made a large to the children's charity after she won the lottery.
3. He and his wife were at the restaurant celebrating their fifth wedding .
4. People who have a lot of money are often considered to be of high .
5. Julie was asked to create the for the upcoming venture with the large company they were trying to acquire.
6. The of a building depends a great deal on the building materials.
7. The illegal immigrant was sent to the coast for .
8. The crowd laughed with such that they had to turn the microphone’s volume up.
9. Hanna made changes to her appearance and no one could recognize her.
10. After the house underwent , it looked exactly as he wanted it to look.
11. The teacher told the class that one student had the chicken pox and that they should all be careful because it was so .
12. Marcus chose an wood for the dance floor because he knew it would be thrown away after the party.
13. Because she was new to the office, she suffered from many group activities.
14. Sue knew she needed one more to make her cake.
15. The soldiers were sent to quarters as punishment for their disobeying of orders.
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Definition Matching:
Ellis Island
INSTRUCTIONS:
For each vocabulary word in the left column, locate its definition in the right column.
Type the number of the correct definition in the blank before the word.
hysteria
1. a system of moving parts inside a machine
restoration
2. the making of a gift especially to a charity or public institution
donation
3. a date that people remember because something important happened on that date in the past
contagious
4. a person's rank or position in a group, an organization, or a society
inferior
5. an act of putting forward or stating something for consideration
proposal
6. the strength to stand or endure; firmness
exclusion
7. the removal from a country of an alien whose presence is unlawful or prejudicial
stability
8. behavior exhibiting overwhelming or unmanageable fear or emotional excess
ingrediant
9. marked by a considerable departure from the usual or traditional
loathsome
10. a representation or reconstruction of the original form
mechanism
11. communicable by contact; catching
radical
12. of little or less importance, value or merit
deportation
13. the act of preventing or restricting the entrance of
anniversary
14. one of the items that something is made from, such as an item of food in a recipe
status
15. very unpleasant or disgusting
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Crossword:
Ellis Island
Words
INFERIOR
DEPORTATION
ANNIVERSARY
RADICAL
PROPOSAL
HYSTERIA
RESTORATION
MECHANISM
CONTAGIOUS
LOATHSOME
DONATION
STATUS
STABILITY
EXCLUSION
INGREDIENT
14
12
7
1
10
6
13
8
2
3
4
9
15
5
11
Across
2. the removal from a country of an alien whose presence is unlawful or prejudicial
4. spreading by contact; catching
5. one of the items that something is made from, such as an item of food in a recipe
10. the making of a gift especially to a charity or public institution
11. behavior exhibiting overwhelming or unmanageable fear or emotional excess
13. an act of putting forward or stating something for consideration
14. marked by a considerable departure from the usual or traditional
Down
1. a date that people remember because something important happened on that date in the past
3. a representation or reconstruction of the original form
6. the act of preventing or restricting the entrance of
7. very unpleasant or disgusting
8. a system of moving parts inside a machine
9. the strength to stand or endure; firmness
12. of little or less importance, value, or merit
15. a person’s rank or position in a group, an organization, or a society
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All aboard! In this unit, you’ll get the real story about Ellis Island; for kids compelled by the human side of U.S. history, a broad range of facts about this monumental immigration center will leave them yearning to find out about their own families, and their journies to begin a new life in a land filled with hope and opportunity.
Chances are, if your family has been in the U.S. for only a hundred years or so, your ancestors were immigrants, and they came through Ellis Island-- a beacon of hope for people escaping war, poverty, and starvation in their home countries. Between 1892 and 1954, more than 12 million immigrants endured inspection or detention on Ellis Island; for kids who have an interest in family trees and history, this issue will urge them to explore even deeper.
Starting off, they’ll learn about the ordeal of immigration through this prison-like complex, in which over 3.5 million people died over the years as they waited to get off Ellis Island. Kids who love to play with words will enjoy reading about how many immigrants ended up with new, “Americanized” names due to the chaos and language barriers. Also in store are details about the unsanitary and corrupt conditions on the island (make that three islands), and how President Roosevelt, catching wind of this, started many reforms that saved lives. Still, that did not solve all the problems: Many were denied entrance due to their race, disability, or criminal record. At its core, the heart of this thoughtfully written issue about the “Great Migration” and Ellis Island, for kids who love survival stories, can be found in the section that earmarks several immigrants’ true tales of courage and stamina.
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Landing in America
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Passing Inspection at Ellis Island
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Not Passing Inspection at Ellis Island
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Immigration Reform
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Conditions Improve
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Memories of Ellis Island
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Ellis Island Today
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Vocabulary Activities for Ellis Island
