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plentifully
offering
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edible
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inspired
unjustly
persecuted
logic
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assumed
reality
slopes
trench
cultivate
professional
mythology
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flatterer
pitiful
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THE LAND I LOST
THE LAND I LOST
THE LAND I LOST
THE LAND I LOST
THE LAND I LOST
THE LAND I LOST
THE LAND I LOST
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THE LAND I LOST
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lavender
delicate
ship
traders
surrounded
mist
ignores
quivers
imagine
shoot-outs
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groundnuts
market
related
besides
galloping
whistles
winding
grabs
pilgrimage
kimono
Calm, serene, free from disturbance.
In a large amount, extra.
A sacrifice given in worship or homage.
Supported by something under or against.
Fit or safe to eat.
Past tense of linger: to be slow in leaving.
Influenced.
Unfairly.
Past tense of persecute: to treat in a cruel and unjust way.
A way of thinking about something.
As far as one can judge by the way things appear.
Past tense of assume: to take for granted.
Something actual or real.
plural of slope: a section of ground that is not flat.
A long narrow ditch.
To plant and help grow.
Having to do with a career that requires special schooling.
a group or collection of myths and legends.
To speak sharply to.
A person who praises too much, or insincerely.
Causing feelings of sorrow and sympathy.
To feel or understand.
Nervously or with fear.
The collection of beliefs, customs, stories, and art shared by a group of
people.
A country in Africa.
A plant with fragrant purple flowers.
Small, or dainty.
To send by ship, train, truck, or airplane.
plural of trader: a person who buys and sells things as a business.
Past tense of surround: to be on all sides.
A cloud of tiny drops of water or other liquid in the air; fog.
Pays no attention to.
Shakes slightly.
To picture a person or thing in the mind.
plural of shoot-out: a shooting competition that is used to decide the
winner of a game.
Plural of groundnut: peanut.
A place where food or goods are for sale.
Belonging to the same family.
In addition to.
Moving or riding at a gallop, the fastest gait of a horse.
Moves with a sound like a whistle.
To move in one direction and then another.
Takes hold of.
A journey to a sacred or very special place.
A loose robe that is tied with a sash.
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OUR SONG
OUR SONG
OUR SONG
OUR SONG
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phonograph
An instrument that reproduces sound from records.
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startled
Excited by sudden surprise or alarm.
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internment
Confined or impounded, especially during a time of war.
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barrack
Providing temporary housing; very plain and uniform.
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sweltered
Past tense of swelter: to suffer, sweat, or become faint from heat.
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ascend
To climb.
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donned
Past tense of don: to put on.
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soloed
Past tense of solo: to dance or perform alone.
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enrich
To make better by adding something.
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lilting
Having cheerful rhythm or beat.
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THE DANCING
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THE DANCING
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THE DANCING
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THE DANCING
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THE DANCING
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poised
Past tense of beckon: to make a sign or signal by moving the hand or
head.
Balanced or steady.
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loyal
Having or showing strong and lasting support for someone or something.
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orderly
Not causing or making trouble.
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converted
Past tense of convert: to change something into something different.
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latrines
Plural of latrine: a toilet.
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roll call
The act of calling off a list of names to check attendance.
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blistering
Extremely intense or severe.
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agent
A person who acts for some other person or company.
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inheritance
Something that is passed from one generation to the next.
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attitude
claim
magnificent
spellbound
civilizations
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concert
finest
forbidden
A way of acting, thinking, or feeling.
To declare as one's own.
Outstanding; excellent.
Fascinated; filled with delight or wonder.
plural of civilization: an advanced human society in which agriculture,
trade, government, art, and science are highly developed.
A part of an area.
A musical performance.
Best; most excellent.
Off-limits.
THE DANCING BIRD OF
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THE DANCING BIRD OF
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THE DANCING BIRD OF
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THE DANCING BIRD OF
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IDA'S
IDA'S
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fright
fooling
messin’ up
booming
grand
dedication
A streetcar that runs on tracks and gets its power from an electric wire
overhead.
A sudden fear or alarm.
Being silly, joking, or teasing.
Making mistakes; misbehaving.
Deep and loud.
Very good or excellent.
A ceremony that involves setting aside something for a specific purpose.
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emancipator
farewell
velvet
cooperating
anecdote
vast
tilted
withered
inhabit
role
luxury
freighter
sewage
lagoon
fluent
ancestors
scattered
monument
resources
secluded
seasonal
standard
income
relying
permanently
generations
plentiful
Someone who sets others free from slavery or control.
Good-bye and good luck.
A fabric made of soft, thick fibers.
Working together.
A short, true story about a real event in someone's life.
Great in size.
Past tense of tilt: to raise one side of.
Past tense of wither: to dry up from a loss of moisture.
To live in or on.
A position or function.
Expensive.
A ship used for carrying cargo.
Waste that is carried off in sewers and drains.
A shallow body of water usually connected to a larger body of water.
Able to speak effortlessly.
Plural of ancestor: a person from whom one is descended.
Spread throughout various places.
A building or statue that is made to honor a person or event.
plural of resource: something used for help or support.
Removed from others.
Happening in a certain season of the year.
Widely used or usual.
Money received for work or from things that are owned.
Trusting or depending.
Lasting or meant to last.
A way to distinguish people of one time period from another.
Enough; excess.
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environment
Everything in our surroundings.
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industrial
Pertaining to large industry or factories.
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dissolve
retirement
inefficient
vents
charged
demonstration
donors
electrocuted
To mix into liquid.
The act of taking oneself away from a job or occupation.
Not offering a good use of money or effort.
Plural of vent: an opening through which a gas passes.
Past tense of charge: to fill with electricity.
Something that explains, proves, or shows something clearly.
Plural of donor: a person who gives something.
Past tense of electrocute: to kill by means of a very strong electric shock.
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attracted
insulators
reproduce
patent
jolt
uproariously
climax
intrigued
spindly
linen
lead
conductors
curiosity
layer
raging
survey
opposing
prediction
severe
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alert
muggy
meteorologist
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humidity
satellite
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anvil clouds
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electromagnets
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observe
crane
Past tense of attract: to cause to come near.
Plural of insulator: a material that does not carry an electric charge.
To produce offspring.
To obtain the exclusive rights to an invention.
Shock.
Noisily; loudly.
The most exciting moment.
Past tense of intrigue: to make curious.
Long and lean
Made of linen. Linen is a cloth woven from fibers of flax.
A heavy, soft, gray metal.
Plural of conductor: a material that carries an electric charge.
Wanting to know things.
One thickness of something.
Very active and unpredictable.
An inspection or investigation.
Opposite; completely different.
The act of telling something before it happens.
Very serious; dangerous.
A thin pipe connected to a stove that directs smoke or fumes out of an
area.
Moving in the shape of a spiral.
The stirring of the mind, feelings, or imagination, especially so that some
good idea comes.
Awake and prepared to act.
Warm and damp.
A person who studies Earth's atmosphere and the changes that take place
within it. One important branch of meteorology is the weather.
Plural of radiosonde: an instrument carried upward by a balloon that
gathers and sends data about the weather.
The amount of moisture in the air.
From a spacecraft that moves in an orbit around Earth that is used to help
predict the weather.
Plural of supercell: the strongest type of thunderstorm.
Plural of anvil cloud: a type of cloud with a flat top that is mostly ice.
These clouds often form in the upper parts of thunderstorms.
A type of cloud that hangs below the base of the thunderstorm. These
clouds sometimes become funnel clouds.
A type of rotating cloud that extends down from a thunderstorm. When
funnel clouds extend to the ground, they become tornadoes.
The condition of being very tired after chasing a storm.
Earth's atmosphere is a layer of gases surrounding the planet.
Plural of electromagnet: a piece of iron with wire wound around it. It
becomes a magnet when an electric current is passed through the wire.
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Past tense of squint: to partially close the eyes.
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circle. Cables at the end of the crane’s arm are used to lift and move
heavy objects.
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Something that is suggested as being true for the purposes of further
investigation.
Having one of two opposite kinds of electric charge.
Having one of two opposite kinds of electric charge.
Nearly; almost.
Plural of conclusion: something decided after thinking and experimenting.
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KNOW-IT-ALL
KNOW-IT-ALL
KNOW-IT-ALL
A sudden fear or alarm.
A list containing all of the information for a certain project.
A written permission.
A place where junk is collected and stored, especially a place for cars that
are old and wrecked.
scientific method The accepted process for scientific investigation that involves creating a
hypothesis, experimenting to test the hypothesis, and then drawing
conclusions based on the results of the experiments and research.
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KNOW-IT-ALL
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holler
KIA/DIA
terminal
duct tape
experiment
flickering
expands
propel
gusty
reliable
revolving doors
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converts
currents
fossil fuels
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economical
dike
A yell, shout, or call.
Know-It-All, Do-It-All.
Either end of a battery, through which electricity is conducted.
A type of silver adhesive tape.
A special test used to find out if an idea is correct.
Burning or shining in an irregular way.
Becomes larger.
To cause to move forward.
Blowing in strong, sudden bursts.
Able to be depended on.
Plural of revolving door: a door at the front of a building that moves in a
circle around a central point.
Changes something into something different.
Plural of current: a flow of electricity.
Plural of fossil fuel: A fuel formed from the remains of plants and
animals. Coal and petroleum are fossil fuels.
A good use of resources; not wasteful.
A dam or high wall of earth built to hold back the waters of a sea or river
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trudging
predict
wind turbines
versions
A machine that uses the power of the wind to turn sails at the top of a
tower.
Past tense of harness: to control or make use of.
Plural of millstone: a pair of cylinder-shaped stones used in a mill for
grinding grain.
Walking slowly and with effort.
To tell beforehand.
Plural of wind turbine: a modern-day windmill.
Plural of version: a form of something that is changed from a earlier form.
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renewable
conservation
food chain
Able to be made new or as if new again.
The careful protection of our world's natural resources.
A group of living things that form a chain in which the first living thing is
eaten by the second, the second is eaten by the third, and so on.
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food web
A group of food chains in an ecosystem that are connected.
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ecosystem
All the living and nonliving things in a certain area.
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absorbs
Takes in.
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algae
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ridges
Simple living things that are composed of one or more cells. Most algae
are plants that do not have roots or flowers.
Plural of ridge: a raised, narrow strip.
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predators
Plural of predator: an animal that hunts and kills other animals for food.
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An animal that feeds on dead animals.
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Plural of omnivore: an animal that eats both animal flesh and plants.
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diet
The food and drink eaten by an animal.
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energy
Plural of nutrient: something that is needed by people, animals, and
plants for life and growth.
Power; the capacity to do work.
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An animal that eats only plants.
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An animal that eats only the flesh of other animals.
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To change food into a form that can be used by the body.
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To separate into smaller parts; digest.
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An animal that is hunted by another animal for food.
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To make fit to be used again.
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Decidingll something
finally
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notorious
Well known for something bad.
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preamble
The introduction to a formal document that explains its purpose.
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Of colony: a territory ruled by another country.
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WHAT ARE FOOD
AND WEBS?
WHAT ARE FOOD
AND WEBS?
WHAT ARE FOOD
AND WEBS?
WHAT ARE FOOD
AND WEBS?
WHAT ARE FOOD
AND WEBS?
WHAT ARE FOOD
AND WEBS?
WHAT ARE FOOD
AND WEBS?
WHAT ARE FOOD
AND WEBS?
CHAINS
WHAT ARE FOOD
AND WEBS?
WHAT ARE FOOD
AND WEBS?
WHAT ARE FOOD
AND WEBS?
WHAT ARE FOOD
AND WEBS?
WHAT ARE FOOD
AND WEBS?
WHAT ARE FOOD
AND WEBS?
WHAT ARE FOOD
AND WEBS?
WHAT ARE FOOD
AND WEBS?
WHAT ARE FOOD
AND WEBS?
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WHAT ARE FOOD CHAINS
AND WEBS?
WHAT ARE FOOD CHAINS
AND WEBS?
WHAT ARE FOOD CHAINS
AND WEBS?
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loyal
Having or showing strong and lasting support for someone or something.
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settlers
Plural of settler: a person who makes his or her home in a new land or
country.
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protest
An objection to.
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liberty
Freedom from control of another country.
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militia
A group of citizens trained to fight and help in emergencies.
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necessities
Plural of necessity: something that is needed.
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pamphlets
Plural of pamphlet: a small book that has a paper cover.
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published
Past tense of publish: to print a newspaper, magazine, book, or other
material and offer it for sale.
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discharge
Dismissal from service or a job.
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Continental
Congress
The group of delegates from the American colonies who met during and
after the American Revolution to issue the Declaration of Independence
and to set up a national government after the United States won its
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revolution
The overthrow of a system of government and the setting up of a new or
different system of the government.
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invading
Entering by force.
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controlled
Past tense of control: to command or regulate by using power or
authority.
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stirred up
Past tense of stir up: to arouse or excite.
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Unjust use of power; harsh or cruel government.
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honorable
Honest; worthy of respect.
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treaty
A formal agreement between two countries.
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rebellion
Something done to show disagreement with the people in power.
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aloft
Far above the ground.
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muffled
Made softer or less loud.
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magnified
Past tense of magnify: to make something look bigger than it really is.
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sentinel
A sentry.
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mount
To get up on a horse.
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gleam
A flash or beam of light.
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A narrow surface on a cliff or rock wall.
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A weathervane.
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assigned
Past tense of assign: to give out as a task.
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spread
To make or become known by more people.
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landscape
Scenery.
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glimmer
Faint light.
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defiance
Refusal to obey.
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protesting
Objecting to.
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ammunition
Material used with weapons; for example, bullets.
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alerting
Warning of possible danger.
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troop
Soldier.
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witness
To be present to see or hear something.
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roused
Past tense of rouse: to wake up.
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movement
A large group of people working together to change some part of society.
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looting
Stealing valuable things from others.
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commander
A leader.
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invaders
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prompt
Plural of invader: a person who breaks into something or some place
without being asked or wanted.
Quick or on time.
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civilians
Plural of civilian: a person not in the military.
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revealing
Making known.
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idle
Not busy.
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precautions
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lessen
Plural of precaution: something done beforehand to prevent harm or
danger.
To make or become less.
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portrait
A likeness of a person that is created by a painter or photographer.
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traitor
A person who does something to harm his or her own country.
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obedience
To obey or carry out the orders, wishes, or instructions of.
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legislature
A body of persons that has the ability to make or pass laws.
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reach
Touch or grasp.
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defenses
Plural of defense: a person or thing that guards against attack.
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arms
Plural of arm: weapon.
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certificate
A written statement accepted as proof of certain facts.
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comrade
A friend who shares the same work as another.
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tenants
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essential
Plural of tenant: a person who pays money to use a house, apartment,
office, or land that belongs to someone else.
Very important or necessary.
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espionage
The act of spying, or secretly trying to get information.
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character
All the qualities that make a person or thing different from others.
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allegiance
Faithful support of a country, person, group, or cause.
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central
Main; chief.
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delegates
Plural of delegate: a person who is chosen to act for others.
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CONSTITUTION
SHH! WE'RE WRITING
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SHH! WE'RE WRITING
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SHH! WE'RE WRITING
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concern
Something important to a person.
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league
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contribute
A number of people, groups, or countries joined together for a common
purpose.
To give.
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eavesdroppers
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accomplishment
Plural of eavesdropper: a person who listens to other people talk without
letting them know they are listening.
Achievement.
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rumors
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confederation
Plural of rumor: a story or statement passed from one person to another
as truth with no proof.
A group of countries or states joined together for a common purpose.
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convention
A formal meeting for some special purpose.
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adjourned
Past tense of adjourn: To stop work.
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stationed
Past tense of station: To place in a post or position.
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gossipy
Full of talk or rumors, often untrue.
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constitution
The document containing the law and plan of government.
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federal
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supreme
Having to do with a central government of the United States, thought of
as separate of the government of each state.
Greatest in power or authority.
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alarming
Causing alarm or fear.
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representing
Speaking or acting for.
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allegiance
Promising to be loyal and devoted to a group or an idea.
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draft
rights
declarations
To express out loud.
A rough copy of something written.
Plural of right: a just, moral, or lawful claim.
Plural of declaration: a written statement that makes something known.
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GIVE ME LIBERTY!
GIVE ME LIBERTY!
GIVE ME LIBERTY!
GIVE ME LIBERTY!
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retreat
debate
exposing
composition
treason
striving
document
benefit
models
To move back.
A discussion between two groups that do not agree.
Leaving open or without protection.
Something put together or created, especially something written.
The betraying of one's country by helping the enemy.
Making a great effort.
A written statement that gives information about something.
Something that helps a person or thing; advantage.
Plural of model: a thing that is a good example of something and is
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LIBERTY!
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LIBERTY!
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LIBERTY!
LIBERTY!
LIBERTY!
LIBERTY!
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fleet
disastrous
unanimous
durable
consent
abolish
vigilance
visible
A group of warships under one command.
Extremely bad.
In or showing total agreement.
Able to last a long time.
Permission.
To end, stop.
The act of being alert and watchful in order to avoid danger.
Able to be seen.
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existence
The fact of being alive or real.
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accurate
Correct, exact, or precise.
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infinity
disks
clusters
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cosmic
spokes
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collapse
detect
solar system
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region
gusts
collide
cubic
black holes
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stargazers
The condition of having no limits.
Plural of disk: a flat, thin, round object.
Plural of cluster: a number of things of the same kind that are grouped
together.
Plural of bulge: a rounded part that swells out.
Of or relating to the universe.
Plural of spoke: One of the rods or bars that connect the rim of a wheel to
the hub.
A curve that keeps winding. A spiral may wind inward and outward or
downward and upward.
A very large group of stars.
To fall in; break down.
To find out or notice; discover.
The sun and all the planets, satellites, asteroids, and comets that revolve
around it.
Plural of light-year: the distance that light travels through space in one
year. Because light moves at a speed of about 186,000 miles per second,
it travels about 5.88 trillion miles in one year. If a star is 30 light-years
away, it takes 30 years for its light to reach Earth.
Tightly packed together.
Any large area or territory.
Plural of gust: a sudden, strong rush of wind or air.
To crash against each other.
Describing or measuring length, width, and thickness.
Plural of black hole: an invisible object in space that has a pull of gravity
so strong that nothing can escape from it, not even light.
Finally.
To become larger.
The branch of science that studies the physical world and how objects
interact in space and time.
Plural of stargazer: a person who studies the stars.
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Plural of observatory: a place or building that has telescopes for observing U4
and studying the sun, moon, planets, and stars.
The study of the way humans lived a long time ago. Archaeologists dig up U4
the remains of ancient cities and towns and then study the tools,
weapons, pottery, and other things they find.
Past tense of abandon: to leave and not return.
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devised
Past tense of devise: to think out, invent, or plan.
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dramatic
Exciting or interesting.
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calculations
Plural of calculation: the result of counting, computing, or figuring.
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vertical
Straight up and down.
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bull's-eye
The center of a circle or target.
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solar
Having to do with or coming from the sun.
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ancient
Of or having to do with times very long ago.
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astronomy
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centuries
The science that deals with the sun, moon, stars, planets and other
heavenly bodies.
Plural of century: a period of one hundred years.
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plateau
An area of flat land higher than the surrounding country.
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horizon
The line where the sky and the ground or the sea seem to meet.
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dawn
Daybreak.
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reconstruction
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dagger
A structure, such as a building or model, that has been made again by
putting parts together.
Plural of dagger: a small weapon that looks like a knife.
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tribute
Something done or given to show respect or thanks.
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harmony
Friendly agreement or cooperation.
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solstice
The two times each year when the sun is farthest from the equator.
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impact
deflated
analyze
texture
hospitable
microscopic
harsh
haze
accumulate
The force of one object striking against another.
Past tense of deflate: to let the air out of something.
To find out what something is made of by taking it apart.
The look and feel of something.
Welcome and comfortable; friendly.
So small it can only be seen through a microscope.
Severe.
Mist, smoke, or dust in the air.
To gather or pile up.
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CIRCLES, SQUARES, AND
DAGGERS
CIRCLES, SQUARES, AND
DAGGERS
CIRCLES, SQUARES, AND
DAGGERS
CIRCLES, SQUARES, AND
DAGGERS
CIRCLES, SQUARES, AND
DAGGERS
CIRCLES, SQUARES, AND
DAGGERS
CIRCLES, SQUARES, AND
DAGGERS
CIRCLES, SQUARES, AND
DAGGERS
CIRCLES, SQUARES, AND
DAGGERS
THE MYSTERY OF MARS
THE MYSTERY OF MARS
THE MYSTERY OF MARS
THE MYSTERY OF MARS
THE MYSTERY OF MARS
THE MYSTERY OF MARS
THE MYSTERY OF MARS
THE MYSTERY OF MARS
THE MYSTERY OF MARS
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pressure
inflated
pace
geologist
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organisms
negative
primitive
atmosphere
particles
ferocious
habitable
spacecraft
module
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THE
THE
THE
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bulky
Force caused by one thing pushing against another thing.
Past tense of inflate: to cause to swell by filling with air or gas.
The rate of speed in walking, running, or moving.
One who specializes in the study of geology, the science that deals with
the structure of Earth.
Plural of organism: a living thing.
Saying or indicating “no.”
Having to do with an early or first stage of development.
The layer of gases that surrounds a planet.
Plural of particle: A very small bit or piece of something.
Fierce; strong and violent.
Suitable to live in or on.
Vehicles that travel in space.
A part of a spacecraft that has a special use and can be separated from
the rest of the craft.
Large and puffy.
MYSTERY
MYSTERY
MYSTERY
MYSTERY
OF
OF
OF
OF
MARS
MARS
MARS
MARS
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focused
Past tense of focus: to direct attention to someone or something.
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thrust
A sudden, strong push or force.
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hatch
An opening in the deck of a ship or spacecraft that leads to other decks.
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tranquility
The absence of motion or disturbance.
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awe
Great wonder, fear, and respect.
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depressed
Past tense of depress: to cause to sink below the surrounding region.
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mankind
Human beings as a group; the human race.
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sensations
Plural of sensation: a feeling.
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orbit
To move in a path around a heavenly body.
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lunar
Of or having to do with the moon.
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mission
A special job or task.
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engineer
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extraordinary
A person who is trained in engineering, the work that uses scientific
knowledge for practical things, such as designing machines.
Very unusual; remarkable.
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internal
Having to do with or on the inside.
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spectacular
Out of the ordinary; impressive.
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running something.
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THE MYSTERY OF MARS
THE MYSTERY OF MARS
THE MYSTERY OF MARS
THE MYSTERY OF MARS
THE MYSTERY OF MARS
THE MYSTERY OF MARS
THE MYSTERY OF MARS
THE MYSTERY OF MARS
APOLLO 11: FIRST MOON
LANDING
APOLLO 11: FIRST MOON
LANDING
APOLLO 11: FIRST MOON
LANDING
APOLLO 11: FIRST MOON
LANDING
APOLLO 11: FIRST MOON
LANDING
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LANDING
APOLLO 11: FIRST MOON
LANDING
APOLLO 11: FIRST MOON
LANDING
APOLLO 11: FIRST MOON
LANDING
APOLLO 11: FIRST MOON
LANDING
APOLLO 11: FIRST MOON
LANDING
APOLLO 11: FIRST MOON
LANDING
APOLLO 11: FIRST MOON
LANDING
APOLLO 11: FIRST MOON
LANDING
APOLLO 11: FIRST MOON
LANDING
APOLLO 11: FIRST MOON
LANDING
APOLLO 11: FIRST MOON
LANDING
APOLLO 11: FIRST MOON
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quarantine
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debriefed
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odyssey
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transferring
The keeping of a person, animal, or thing away from others to stop the
spreading of a disease.
Past tense of debrief: to question in order to obtain knowledge or
information.
A voyage that results in some kind of discovery or change, usually for the
good.
Moving from one place to another.
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E=Expanding Vocabulary
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responsibilities
Plural of responsibility: something that is a person's job, duty, or concern. U4
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confidence
Faith in oneself.
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discouraged
Past tense of discourage: to try to keep a person from doing something.
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application
A request, especially for a job.
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processes
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eclipse
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precise
Plural of process: a series of actions performed in making or doing
something.
A darkening or hiding of the sun, a planet, or a moon, by another
heavenly body.
Exact; definite.
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varies
Changes; makes or becomes different.
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advance
To help the progress or growth of; to further.
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focused
Past tense of focus: to direct attention to someone or something.
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veteran
A person who has had a lot of experience.
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pride
A feeling that one has worth and importance.
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role model
A person whose behavior is imitated, or copied, by others.
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brilliant
Extremely intelligent.
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pursuing
Finding ways to accomplish goals, as in a career.
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clarity
Clearness.
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requirements
Plural of requirement: something that is necessary.
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potential
Capable of becoming something; possible but not yet actual.
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navigation
The act of navigating a ship or aircraft.
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perserverance
Having the strength to keep going even when you might fell like quitting.
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territory
An area of land.
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APOLLO 11: FIRST MOON
LANDING
APOLLO 11: FIRST MOON
LANDING
APOLLO 11: FIRST MOON
LANDING
ELLEN OCHOA: REACHING
FOR THE STARS
ELLEN OCHOA: REACHING
FOR THE STARS
ELLEN OCHOA: REACHING
FOR THE STARS
ELLEN OCHOA: REACHING
FOR THE STARS
ELLEN OCHOA: REACHING
FOR THE STARS
ELLEN OCHOA: REACHING
FOR THE STARS
ELLEN OCHOA: REACHING
FOR THE STARS
ELLEN OCHOA: REACHING
FOR THE STARS
ELLEN OCHOA: REACHING
FOR THE STARS
ELLEN OCHOA: REACHING
FOR THE STARS
ELLEN OCHOA: REACHING
FOR THE STARS
ELLEN OCHOA: REACHING
FOR THE STARS
ELLEN OCHOA: REACHING
FOR THE STARS
ELLEN OCHOA: REACHING
FOR THE STARS
ELLEN OCHOA: REACHING
FOR THE STARS
ELLEN OCHOA: REACHING
FOR THE STARS
ELLEN OCHOA: REACHING
FOR THE STARS
ELLEN OCHOA: REACHING
FOR THE STARS
ELLEN OCHOA: REACHING
FOR THE STARS
ELLEN OCHOA: REACHING
FOR THE STARS
ELLEN OCHOA: REACHING
FOR THE STARS
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obstacle
Something that blocks progress.
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ceded
To give, often by treaty.
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hostile
Showing ill-will or hatred.
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legends
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5
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sacred
stampede
banners
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S
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BUFFALO HUNT
BUFFALO HUNT
BUFFALO HUNT
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lurking
procession
elders
cow
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S
S
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BUFFALO
BUFFALO
BUFFALO
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ladles
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5
5
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pitched
flourished
ranged
stalking
Plural of legend: a story passed down through the years that many people
believe, but that is not entirely true.
Regarded as deserving respect.
To cause a sudden, wild running of a frightened herd of animals.
Plural of banner: a piece of cloth that has a design and sometimes writing
on it.
Lying hidden and quiet, preparing to attack.
A group of persons moving forward in a line or in a certain order.
Plural of elder: a person who is older.
The fully grown female of some large mammals, such as buffaloes,
elephants, or whales.
Plural of ladle: a spoon with a long handle and a bowl shaped like a cup. It
is used to scoop up liquids.
Past tense of pitch: to set up.
Past tense of flourish: to grow or develop strongly and with vigor.
Past tense of range: to wander or roam.
Following someone or something quietly and carefully in order to catch it
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BUFFALO
BUFFALO
BUFFALO
HUNT
HUNT
HUNT
HUNT
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5
5
5
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5
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migrated
communal
influence
transforming
nutritious
delicacy
reservations
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E
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E
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BUFFALO
BUFFALO
BUFFALO
BUFFALO
BUFFALO
BUFFALO
HUNT
HUNT
HUNT
HUNT
HUNT
HUNT
HUNT
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devastation
immigrants
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endure
Past tense of migrate: to move from one place to another.
Belonging to a group or community.
Power to produce an effect on others.
Changing.
Giving nourishment; useful as food.
Something fine and delicious, especially a food.
Plural of reservation: land set aside by the government for a special
purpose.
When something is ruined or destroyed by violence.
Plural of immigrant: a person who comes to live in a country in which he
or she was not born.
To put up with.
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rationed
Past tense of ration: to limit to fixed portions.
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burden
Something hard to bear.
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squat
To crouch or sit with the knees bent and drawn close to the body.
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theory
An opinion based on some evidence but not proved.
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boast
A statement in which one brags.
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registered
Past tense of register: to officially record.
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BUFFALO HUNT
THE JOURNAL OF
MING-CHUNG
THE JOURNAL OF
MING-CHUNG
THE JOURNAL OF
MING-CHUNG
THE JOURNAL OF
MING-CHUNG
THE JOURNAL OF
MING-CHUNG
THE JOURNAL OF
MING-CHUNG
THE JOURNAL OF
MING-CHUNG
THE JOURNAL OF
MING-CHUNG
HUNT
HUNT
HUNT
HUNT
WONG
WONG
WONG
WONG
WONG
WONG
WONG
WONG
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investment
Using money to buy something that will make more money.
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raggedy
Torn or worn-out.
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company
A group of people gathered together.
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mob
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abandoned
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they break the law and cause damage.
The state of being left and not returned to.
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appetite
A desire for food.
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employee
A person who works for a business for pay.
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hesitated
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rehearse
Past tense of hesitate: to wait or stop a moment, especially because of
feeling unsure.
To practice what to say before speaking to someone.
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lumber
Boards cut from logs.
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district
A region that is part of a larger area such as a city or county.
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clan
A group of families descended from the same ancestor.
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aspiration
The strong desire to achieve a goal.
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enslaved
Held in slavery.
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bundled
Past tense of bundle: to tie or wrap together.
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trek
A long, slow journey.
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prospering
Doing extremely well.
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straddled
Past tense of straddle: to sit with one's legs on each side of an object.
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rickety
Likely to fall or break; shaky.
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challenge
A call to take part in a difficult task or contest.
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lasso
To catch an animal using a long rope with a loop.
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association
A group of people joined together for a common purpose
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stunt
An act of skill or strength.
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duds
Plural of dud: clothing.
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brand
To mark the skin of cattle with a hot iron to show who owns the animal.
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THE JOURNAL OF WONG
MING-CHUNG
THE JOURNAL OF WONG
MING-CHUNG
THE JOURNAL OF WONG
MING-CHUNG
THE JOURNAL OF WONG
MING-CHUNG
THE JOURNAL OF WONG
MING-CHUNG
THE JOURNAL OF WONG
MING-CHUNG
THE JOURNAL OF WONG
MING-CHUNG
THE JOURNAL OF WONG
MING-CHUNG
THE JOURNAL OF WONG
MING-CHUNG
THE JOURNAL OF WONG
MING-CHUNG
THE JOURNAL OF WONG
MING-CHUNG
THE JOURNAL OF WONG
MING-CHUNG
THE JOURNAL OF WONG
MING-CHUNG
BILL PICKETT: RODEORIDIN' COWBOY
BILL PICKETT: RODEORIDIN' COWBOY
BILL PICKETT: RODEORIDIN' COWBOY
BILL PICKETT: RODEORIDIN' COWBOY
BILL PICKETT: RODEORIDIN' COWBOY
BILL PICKETT: RODEORIDIN' COWBOY
BILL PICKETT: RODEORIDIN' COWBOY
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BILL PICKETT: RODEORIDIN' COWBOY
BILL PICKETT: RODEORIDIN' COWBOY
BILL PICKETT: RODEORIDIN' COWBOY
BILL PICKETT: RODEORIDIN' COWBOY
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fangs
Plural of fang: a long, pointed tooth.
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snatch
To seize or grab suddenly or quickly.
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cowhand
A person who works on a cattle ranch.
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rodeo
A show with contests in horseback riding, roping, and other similar skills.
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determined
Firm in sticking to a purpose; showing determination.
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thundered
Past tense of thunder: to make a noise like thunder.
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grizzly
Mean.
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tackle
To stop and bring to the ground.
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spirited
Energetic, active, and courageous.
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longed
Past tense of long: to want very much; yearn.
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evidence
Proof of something.
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tattered
Torn into shreds.
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trough
A long narrow container that holds water or food for animals.
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territory
A large area or region of land.
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centuries
Plural of century: a period of one hundred years.
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minerals
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prosperity
Plural of mineral: A substance found in nature that is not an animal or
plant. Salt, coal, and gold are minerals.
Success, wealth, or good fortune.
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502
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there.
Plural of inhabitant: A person or animal that lives in a place.
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frontier
The far edge of a country, where people are just beginning to settle.
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flourished
Past tense of flourish: to grow or develop strongly and with vigor.
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faint
Not clear or strong; weak.
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accurately
With few mistakes; correctly.
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vast
Great in size.
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assure
To give confidence to.
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BILL PICKETT: RODEORIDIN' COWBOY
BILL PICKETT: RODEORIDIN' COWBOY
BILL PICKETT: RODEORIDIN' COWBOY
BILL PICKETT: RODEORIDIN' COWBOY
BILL PICKETT: RODEORIDIN' COWBOY
BILL PICKETT: RODEORIDIN' COWBOY
BILL PICKETT: RODEORIDIN' COWBOY
BILL PICKETT: RODEORIDIN' COWBOY
BILL PICKETT: RODEORIDIN' COWBOY
GHOST TOWNS OF THE
AMERICAN WEST
GHOST TOWNS OF THE
AMERICAN WEST
GHOST TOWNS OF THE
AMERICAN WEST
GHOST TOWNS OF THE
AMERICAN WEST
GHOST TOWNS OF THE
AMERICAN WEST
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AMERICAN WEST
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AMERICAN WEST
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AMERICAN WEST
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AMERICAN WEST
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AMERICAN WEST
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AMERICAN WEST
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AMERICAN WEST
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AMERICAN WEST
GHOST TOWNS OF THE
AMERICAN WEST
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AMERICAN WEST
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passion
A strong liking.
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migration
The movement of people from one area of a country or region to another. U5
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remote
Far from cities or towns.
U5
512
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vacant
Not having anyone or anything in it; empty.
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513
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abandon
To give it up or leave it behind.
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regard
merciful
predict
accurate
drought
prairie
desperately
sowing
heaved
dispositions
tadpoles
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516
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525
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S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
E
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5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
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patch
nature
topsoil
moisture
scanning
cuckoo
genuine
swarming
odor
hyperbole
rations
Thought or care.
Kind or forgiving.
To tell beforehand.
Correct; exact.
A period of time when there is very little rain or no rain at all.
A large area of level or rolling land with grass and few or no trees.
Hopelessly.
Planting.
Past tense of heave: to make a sound with a lot of effort or strain.
Plural of disposition: a natural way of acting; mood.
Plural of tadpole: a very young frog or toad when it still lives underwater
and has gills, a tail, and no legs.
A small piece of ground where something grows.
The basic characteristics of a thing.
Past tense of tilt: to raise one side of.
Water or other liquid.
Looking closely and carefully.
A bird with a long tail and a call that sounds like its name.
Being what it seems to be.
Moving in a large group.
Smell; scent.
An obvious exaggeration that is used for emphasis or entertainment.
Food allowances.
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hulk
a heavy, clumsy ship.
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ice floes
A large, flat, free-floating mat of ice in the sea.
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capsizing
Overturning.
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equator
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horrified
The imaginary line that circles Earth's center halfway between the North
and South Poles.
Past tense of horrify: to cause a feeling of great fear and dread.
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tropics
A region of Earth that is near the equator.
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542
S
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biologist
543
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species
A person who studies the way in which plants and animals and other living U6
things live and grow and where they are found.
A group of animals or plants that have many characteristics in common.
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AMERICAN WEST
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AMERICAN WEST
GHOST TOWNS OF THE
AMERICAN WEST
GHOST TOWNS OF THE
AMERICAN WEST
GHOST TOWNS OF THE
AMERICAN WEST
MCBROOM THE RAINMAKER
MCBROOM THE RAINMAKER
MCBROOM THE RAINMAKER
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MCBROOM THE RAINMAKER
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macaw
A long-tailed parrot.
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donations
Plural of donation: a gift or contribution.
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designed
Past tense of design: to create.
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grateful
Full of thanks for a favor.
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monument
A building or statue that is made to honor a person or event.
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paralyze
To take away the power to move or feel in a part of the body.
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nerves
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and spinal cord and other parts of the body.
Out of a sense of obedience.
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enthusiastic
Full of excitement; eager.
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skits
Plural of skit: a short play.
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dramatic
Exciting or interesting.
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grant
A gift of money for a specific purpose.
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preserve
To keep from being lost; protect.
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ocelots
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optimistic
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driven
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assassins
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challenged
Plural of ocelot: a wildcat of medium size that has yellow fur with black
stripes on its face and spots on its body.
Tending to look on the favorable side of things and believe that everything
will turn out for the best.
Wanting to accomplish something badly enough that you stick to your goal
no matter what.
Plural of assassin: a person who murders a public figure, such as a
government leader.
Past tense of challenge: call to take part in a contest.
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worthy
Having enough value; deserving.
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throb
A heavy, fast beat or sensation.
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hideous
Extremely ugly; horrible.
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strait
A narrow channel between two larger bodies of water.
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destiny
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glistening
What happens to a person, especially when it seems to be determined in
advance; fortune.
Shining with reflected light.
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pity
A feeling of sorrow and sympathy for the troubles of another.
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gaping
Wide open.
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rights
Plural of right: a just, moral, or lawful claim.
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dare
A test of courage or ability; a challenge.
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fiercely
In a strong and violent way.
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chests
Plural of chest: a large, strong box used for holding things.
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grandly
In an arrogant or overly confident way.
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churning
Stirring or moving with a forceful motion.
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raged
Past tense of rage: to talk or act in a violent way.
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coiled
Past tense of coil: to wind round and round.
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scorched
Past tense of scorch: to burn slightly on the surface.
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transformation
A major change in how someone looks, usually for the better.
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courageous
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sport
descended
quest
beaded
task
lumbered
exhausted
loyalty
spring
fitter
plague
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despair
protested
doe
shoots
pale
flint
spurted
skin bottle
devotion
Paraguay
murals
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pleading
Having the inner strength to ignore your fears so that you can accomplish
difficult tasks.
Amusement; fun.
Past tense of descend: to come down.
A search or pursuit.
Covered with drops.
A piece of work to be done.
Past tense of lumber: to move about in a clumsy, noisy way.
Weak or tired.
Strong and lasting affection and support; allegiance.
From a place where underground water comes out of the earth.
Healthier; in better physical shape.
A very serious disease that spreads quickly among the people in a certain
area.
A complete loss of hope.
Past tense of protest: to object to.
A female deer.
Plural of shoot: a new or young plant stem.
Skin color that is lighter than usual.
A very hard, gray stone.
Past tense of spurt: to pour out suddenly in a stream.
A bottle, made from animal skin, for drinking liquid.
Dedicating your time and effort to a person or an idea.
A country in central South America.
Plural of mural: a picture that is painted on a wall. A mural usually covers
most of a wall.
In an angry or impatient way.
Making a sincere request; begging.
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burdened
noble
scowls
rare
intricate
murmur
setting
Weighed down with a heavy load.
Having greatness of inner nature.
Frowns in an angry way.
Not often found.
Involved or complicated, complex.
To make or say with a low, soft sound.
A description of the location, time, and place where a play takes place.
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flanking
depict
stooping
loom
exultant
encrusted
mantle
delicate
reveals
virtue
soiled
At the sides of.
To show in pictures.
Bending forward and downward.
A machine or frame for weaving thread into cloth.
Triumphant; very joyful.
Covered or coated with something.
A loose, sleeveless cape.
Small, or dainty.
Makes known.
Doing what is morally right, even when it may be difficult.
Past tense of soil: to make or become dirty.
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lunged
Past tense of lunge: to move forward suddenly.
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distract
To draw one's attention away from what one is doing or thinking.
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amusing
Entertaining.
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imitating
Acting just as another person does; copying
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sulking
Acting angry and silent.
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aromas
Plural of aroma: a pleasant or agreeable smell.
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remark
A short statement or comment.
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disturbed
Upset or confused.
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insistently
In a strong or firm manner.
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vibrations
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primp
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or heard.
To dress oneself in a careful and precise way.
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essential
Very important or necessary.
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obedience
To obey or carry out the orders, wishes, or instructions of.
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resistant
Going against the wishes of someone in charge.
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force
Power or strength used against a person.
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bear
To put up with patiently; stand.
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associate
To connect in one's mind.
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startle
To cause to move suddenly.
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identify
To recognize.
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fellowship
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