Question

1. before you start reading...

here are the vocabulary words that will be in this reading. lets see how well you already know them.
check the box that shows how well you know each word. its ok if you dont know them yet (this is not graded)!

	dont know it	have heard of it but not sure of its meaning	know something about its meaning	know it well
theology
vocation

1. word builder

words are made of smaller parts that are called syllables. some words have one syllable, but many have two or more. draw lines to show how the syllables build each vocabulary word.

1.———————2.———————3.———————

1. after reading and exploring the words through some activities...

do you know these words better? check the box that shows how well you know each word. its ok if you dont know them yet (this is not graded)!

	dont know it	have heard of it but not sure of its meaning	know something about its meaning	know it well
theology
vocation

Explanation:

This is a vocabulary - related exercise. For the "Word Builder" part, we analyze the syllables of each word:

For the word "seminary"

It can be divided into syllables as "sem - i - nary".

For the word "theology"

It can be divided into syllables as "theo - logy".

For the word "vocation"

It can be divided into syllables as "vo - ca - tion".

For the parts where we check how well we know the words (both before and after reading), these are self - assessment sections. You can check the box that best represents your knowledge of each word according to your actual situation. For example, if you have never heard of the word "seminary" before, you can check the "Don't know it" box for "seminary" in the first table; after reading and exploring, if you have a better understanding of "theology" and know it well, you can check the "Know it well" box for "theology" in the second table.

Since this is a self - assessment and hands - on exercise (drawing syllable divisions and checking knowledge levels), there is no single "correct answer" in the traditional sense for the knowledge - checking parts. For the syllable division:

• "seminary": sem - i - nary
• "theology": theo - logy
• "vocation": vo - ca - tion

Answer:

This is a vocabulary - related exercise. For the "Word Builder" part, we analyze the syllables of each word:

For the word "seminary"

It can be divided into syllables as "sem - i - nary".

For the word "theology"

It can be divided into syllables as "theo - logy".

For the word "vocation"

It can be divided into syllables as "vo - ca - tion".

For the parts where we check how well we know the words (both before and after reading), these are self - assessment sections. You can check the box that best represents your knowledge of each word according to your actual situation. For example, if you have never heard of the word "seminary" before, you can check the "Don't know it" box for "seminary" in the first table; after reading and exploring, if you have a better understanding of "theology" and know it well, you can check the "Know it well" box for "theology" in the second table.

Since this is a self - assessment and hands - on exercise (drawing syllable divisions and checking knowledge levels), there is no single "correct answer" in the traditional sense for the knowledge - checking parts. For the syllable division:

• "seminary": sem - i - nary
• "theology": theo - logy
• "vocation": vo - ca - tion