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These 10th Grade bingo cards present 18 fill-in-the-blank sentences that reinforce vocabulary through meaningful context. The sentences cover themes of resilience, activism, justice, and civil rights—featuring references to historical figures like Martin Luther King Jr. and exploring concepts like perseverance and resistance. Use them for vocabulary review, character-education lessons, or as a template for similar sentence-completion activities.

Subject:
English / Language Arts
Topic:
Vocabulary
Grade Level:
10th Grade
Updated February 2025

Word List

  • Carrying an umbrella is a ______ idea if the weather forecast says it might rain.
  • Learning how to cook simple meals is a ______ skill that helps people be independent.
  • Instead of buying an expensive jacket, she made a ______ decision and got one on sale.
  • The team showed ______ by continuing to play hard even though they were losing at halftime.
  • After facing many challenges, she proved her ______ by never giving up on her dreams.
  • The town’s ______ was clear when people rebuilt their homes after the storm.
  • For many years, enslaved people were ______ and denied basic human rights.
  • The book tells the story of a group that fought for freedom after being ______ for decades.
  • Even when ______ people are silenced, their fight for justice continues.
  • ______ can be as simple as signing a petition or as big as leading a protest.
  • The student’s ______ helped convince the school to provide free lunch for all students.
  • Many leaders in history became famous for their ______ against injustice.
  • She gave an amazing speech ______ feeling nervous in front of the whole class.
  • The soccer team continued to practice outside ______ the cold weather.
  • His broken leg didn’t stop him from helping his teammates ______ being unable to play.
  • Her ______ red dress made her stand out in the crowd.
  • Martin Luther King Jr. is ______ for his leadership in the Civil Rights Movement.
  • Prisoners experience ______, but some still find ways to learn and grow.

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