Lesson 9 vocab and spelling

Front

Meaning of 'critical' in: Rescue workers can provide critical aid during a hurricane.

Back

great importance

Front

Meaning of 'demolished' in: 'The people returned to search the ruins of their home after a tornado demolished it.'

Back

completely destroyed

Front

Meaning of 'elite' in: Medals for bravery are given to an elite group of the best and most skilled lifeguards.

Back

the best at what they do

Front

Meaning of 'commotion' in: Rescue dogs stay calm in chaos and commotion.

Back

a lot of noise and confusion

Front

Meaning of 'bundle' in: Rescuers bundle injured skiers in blankets for warmth or to prevent shock.

Back

to dress or wrap warmly

Front

Meaning of 'annoyance' in: During a fire, people who get too close can distract firefighters and cause them annoyance.

Back

something that is irritating

Front

Meaning of 'secured' in: 'In mountain rescues, one person is secured to another by safety fasteners.'

Back

held down tightly

Front

Meaning of 'squalling' in: 'The squalling of a child can lead rescuers to the frightened, crying victim.'

Back

loud crying

Front

Meaning of 'clammy' in: 'The protective clothing worn by firefighters can make them feel clammy and damp.'

Back

cold, sticky, and moist

Front

Meaning of 'realization' in: 'The realization that rescuers save lives makes families proud.'

Back

sudden awareness