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8th Grade Vocabulary Words

Where Can I Find 8th Grade Vocabulary Words?

8th graders are often tested on vocabulary in language arts. Many 8th grade language arts teachers give students weekly vocabulary quizzes. They also expect students to use 8th grade words in their writing. Students with a rich vocabulary will be more prepared for high school reading comprehension and college entrance exams. You can find resources for 8th grade vocabulary words on the Internet.

Vocab Tests has quizzes and fifteen 8th grade vocabulary word lists. For each word list, students can take a quiz on definitions, synonyms, antonyms and parts of speech.

Teach-Nology has five 8th grade word lists and accompanying learning activities. The vocabulary activities include word scrambles, word searches and cryptograms.

Study Stack has a mid-term 8th grade word list. Students can quiz themselves on these words with the site's tools.

If you already have a word list, you can create flashcards at Quizlet. Students can test themselves on vocabulary words at home or school. Before using Quizlet, you have to register for a free account.

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