Key Vocabulary | Definition | Sentence |
Allegiance p.264 | Loyalty to one’s country or a person | Everyone then rose and joined the judge in the Pledge of Allegiance. |
Chamber p. 262 | A meeting room used by lawmakers | “Let’s fine the chamber. It’s on this floor.” |
Citizens p.264 | Official members of a country | “Two hundred nineteen of you from 32 countries have become US citizens here today.” |
Citizenship p.264 | The status of a citizen with accompanying rights, duties, and privileges | “… these petitioners have qualified for citizenship in the |
Enrich p. 264 | To improve the quality of | “May citizenship enrich your lives as your lives enrich this country.” |
Examiner p.263 | An official who inspects or asks questions | Soon the examiner appeared, and the room became quiet. |
Oath p.264 | A pledge or promise to act a certain way | “will you repeat after me the oath of citizenship.” |
Petitioners p. 264 | People who ask for something in writing | “… these petitioners have qualified for citizenship in the |
These are for the story A Very Important Day.
I want to play the memory game of A Very Important Day. It is fun because, I've played it before at my house and at school!! I can't wait to play it!
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I didn't know what allegiance ment but I knew it had something to do with The Pledge Of Allegiance!!!!!!!!!!
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