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Synonyms, Not Cinnamon!:
Choosing Stronger Words

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Synonyms, Not Cinnamon!:
Choosing Stronger Words
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  • You will identify and explain synonyms, or words that have the same or similar meanings.
  • You will choose strong synonyms to replace repeated words in a paragraph so your writing is clearer and more interesting.
  • You will describe how synonyms help you better understand what words mean in reading and writing.
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Level 1

Write the definition of synonym in your own words. Then list one example of a pair of synonyms.

Level 2

Improve this sentence by replacing the repeated word with synonyms: “The movie was good. The actors were good, and the music was good too.”

Level 3

Write 2-3 sentences describing a fun day at the park. Underline at least three synonyms you used to avoid repeating the same word, and explain how your word choices changed the tone or feeling of your description.

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