
Fill In Sentences:
Gravity
INSTRUCTIONS:
Fill in each blank box with the word from the above list that best completes the sentence.
density
phenomenon
descent
theory
drooping
bulges
attraction
porous
accommodate
nauseous
flawed
clump
adjoining
tolerate
atrophy
1. I could feel my eyelids as I became more tired.
2. Your new room has an bathroom.
3. The sickness had left her feeling .
4. The bigger hotel can more guests.
5. The land here upwards, making the ground very uneven.
6. The design plans were improved when everyone worked together.
7. They were calling this unusual event a of nature.
8. What is your as to why this happened?
9. Our bodies cannot forces that extreme.
10. We must be careful making our way down the steep .
11. Forces of are pulling the particles together.
12. Her dirty clothes were left in a on the floor.
13. The small holes in the rock made it to air and water.
14. His muscles will while in space.
15. The low of the object means that even though it is large in size, it is not that heavy.
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Definition Matching:
Gravity
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.
descent
1. sagging, sinking, or hanging down from weakness or lack of support
attraction
2. touching or located next to another
porous
3. feeling likely to vomit
atrophy
4. to make room for
density
5. swells or bends outward
theory
6. having imperfections
tolerate
7. a remarkable person or thing
phenomenon
8. a formal idea or set of ideas that is meant to explain something
adjoining
9. to endure without serious side effects
nauseous
10. a downward slope
drooping
11. a force between objects that pulls them together
clump
12. a group of things packed close together
accommodate
13. having holes or spaces for liquid or air to pass through
flawed
14. to waste away
bulges
15. the relationship between the mass and size of a substance
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