segment - (n.): a part of something that is different from the whole in some way*This word can also be used as a verb.
- Synonyms: bit, component, piece, chunk, portion
- Antonyms: whole, entire thing
- Origin: 1570 L., originally a geometric term, from secare "to cut" (as in section)
- Example: You will be completing the Reading segment of the NWEA test today.
If you were going to split our class into exactly 3 different segments, what would the categories be?
11 comments:
Jaycee says...
I would say teachers, boys, and girls!
izaiah says
If we were to seprat are in 3 segments i think it should be math/reading and more math.
Cheyenne says...
If I were to split Mrs.Brucker's class into 3 segments the categories would be inside person, out side person, and both outside and inside people.
Mikaela says...
If I were to split 24 kids up into 3, there would be 8 kids in each segment.
Gabby says...
The categories will be 8 people in each 3 segments.
3 times 8 = 24 kids!
Jason says
If I were to split the class into 3 various segments the categories would be #1 category would be the gusto ones #2 category would be the nonchalant ones #2 would be the contradictory ones.WOO HOO!!!!
Nathaniel says
If were going to split our class into exactly 3 different segments,the categories would be, right,middle,and left.But thats if were in groups.
Jace says
If I could split my class into three groups,the categories would be science,reading,and math
Elijah says...
A segment is like a half, or a piece of something, for example:1/2, 2/4, 3/6, 4/8, 5/10 or maybe even 50/100, anyways it is a example pizzas, diamonds even people around the world are a fraction like 50,000/100,000!!!
Bo says
If I were to split 3 groups, there would be 8 kids in 3 segments,but you would have to teach them the same segment like we do in this class.
Gary says
I would give segment a 5 because I'm learning about
segment in read 180 class and It was one of my
target words. Plus its on the computers what would
you give segment ? and some synonyms:bit,piece,
chunk,component,portion Antonyms:whole,entire thing origin:1570 L., originally a geometric term,
from secare "to cut" (as in section)
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