Sixth or seventh grade.
The word "famished" is typically considered to be at a middle school grade level vocabulary, around grades 6-8. It means extremely hungry and may not be commonly used in everyday conversation among younger children. However, it can be understood by older students who are expanding their vocabulary through reading and learning.
your mum's vocabulary (: Love , Shazeel Can i actually get an answer??
I'd say about third to fifth grade. It's an easy word to make out (for its sound), excluding the "us" part (which many students mix up for "is").
insufficient
Prefix - a word, letter, or number placed before another. This, therefore, means that the entire word 'insufficient' is not a prefix, however, the first letters "in" in this word is the prefix.
Yeast is an 8th grade vocabulary word. Yoga is an 8th grade vocabulary word.
The word "inadequate" is typically considered to be at a high school level vocabulary word. It is not commonly used in elementary or middle school texts and is more frequently encountered in academic or formal writing.
The word "famished" is typically considered to be at a middle school grade level vocabulary, around grades 6-8. It means extremely hungry and may not be commonly used in everyday conversation among younger children. However, it can be understood by older students who are expanding their vocabulary through reading and learning.
An example of a possible selection word for 5th grade could be "discreet." Students at this grade level can explore the meaning, spelling, and usage of this word to enhance their vocabulary and writing skills.
It is difficult to find grade-level-specific vocabulary lists. The "Tampa Reads" site is on the first page of results of a Google search for "grade level vocabulary list standard." This site offers vocabulary lists for grades 1-5. The word "similar" appears on their list for grade 3.Of course different educators and organizations will differ about when it is appropriate to introduce a word into students' vocabularies and on what it means to be part of the "vocabulary:" should students merely recognize the word, use it actively, understand closely related words, or also appreciate its historical roots and etymology? In these senses "similar" could be a word on somebody's first grade list and on somebody else's high-school level list.You might get better insight by inquiring into the reading level of the context in which the word "similar" appears. A nice introduction to this topic is posted at http://www.hoagiesgifted.org/reading_levels.htm ("Reading Levels of Children's Books: How Can You Tell?").("Tampa Reads" appears to be a private, for-profit reading improvement program, not to be confused with any public or not-for-profit agency.)
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10th grade.
Lumbering. 4th grade vocabulary homework!
The Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level of 12.0 indicates that a text is appropriate for someone at a 12th-grade reading level, typically equivalent to the final year of high school. This score is calculated based on the average number of syllables per word and the average number of words per sentence. A higher grade level suggests that the material may contain more complex vocabulary and sentence structures, making it suitable for advanced readers.
I would say 4th or 5th grade.
It depends on the type of test and what grade you are in. If you are in grade school, there are word games available online. If you are in high school, you might try using practice SAT questions from the vocabulary section of that test. These can be found online.
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