Hatchet Ch. 6-7 Vocab.

Front

Vocabulary word for 'Crushed; ground up':

Back

pulverized (pulverizado)

Answer explanation

Pulverize means to take something and crush or ground it up until is a fine dust.

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Pulverizar significa tomar algo y triturarlo o molerlo hasta que se convierta en un polvo fino.

Front

Vocabulary word for: "A slow moving mass of ice found in mountain valleys or polar regions that alters rocks and land."

Back

glacier (glaciar)

Answer explanation

Millions of years ago when glaciers crossed the land, they changed the shape and layout of the land, creating valleys, mountains, lakes, and other distinct shapes.

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Hace millones de años, cuando los glaciares cruzaron la tierra, cambiaron la forma y el diseño de la tierra, creando valles, montañas, lagos y otras formas distintas.

Front

Vocabulary word for: "Something created simply, not professionally done"

Back

crude (tosco)

Answer explanation

Something completed in a crude manner is functional but obviously not done by a professional.

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Algo completado de manera burda es funcional pero obviamente no lo hace un profesional.

Front

Vocabulary for: "A long, narrow chain of hills or mountains"

Back

ridge (cresta)

Answer explanation

When Brian was atop the ridge, he saw something on the other side that he could use for a shelter. The ridge helped him see the land better because he was up higher and could see what was on the other side of the hills.

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Cuando Brian estaba en lo alto de la cresta, vio algo al otro lado que podía usar como refugio. La cresta le ayudó a ver mejor la tierra porque estaba más alto y podía ver lo que había al otro lado de las colinas.

Front

To ____________ oneself means to overeat or eat immodestly.

Back

gorge

Answer explanation

We are all probably guilty of gorging at one point in our lives due to being VERY HUNGRY.

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Probablemente todos seamos culpables de atiborrarnos en algún momento de nuestras vidas debido a estar MUY HAMBRIENTOS.

Front

Have you ever gorged yourself? (¿Te has dado un atracón?)

Back

Yes, I have gorged myself. (Sí, me he dado un atracón.)

Front

Small streams of water are called __________. (English) Los pequeños arroyos de agua se llaman __________. (Español)

Back

rivulets, el arroyuelo

Answer explanation

Remember, rivulets and streams are SYNONYMS, but rivulets are SMALL streams, not big ones.

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Recuerde, los arroyos y arroyos pequeños son SINÓNIMOS, pero los arroyos son arroyos PEQUEÑOS, no grandes.

Front

Have you seen a rivulet? (¿Has visto riachuelos?)

Back

YES! (¡Sí!)

Front

Vocabulary word for: "A ledge created by rocks or mountains resembling a natural shelter."

Back

overhang (sobresalir)

Answer explanation

Overhangs are formed when there are horizontal bands of resistant rock (hard rock) positioned over exposed, less resistant rock (soft rock). The soft rock is eroded quicker than the hard rock and this creates a step. As erosion continues, the hard rock is undercut forming an overhang.

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Los voladizos se forman cuando hay bandas horizontales de roca resistente (roca dura) colocadas sobre roca expuesta y menos resistente (roca blanda). La roca blanda se erosiona más rápidamente que la roca dura y esto crea un escalón. A medida que continúa la erosión, la roca dura se rebaja formando un voladizo.

Front

Vocabulary for: "Bushes and small trees growing close together"

Back

brush (maleza)

Answer explanation

The state of Ohio has a state park named Brush Creek State Forest located in south central Ohio. It is located across three different Ohio counties: Adams, Pike, and Scioto counties.

This is a picture of part of Brush Creek State Forest.

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El estado de Ohio tiene un parque estatal llamado Brush Creek State Forest ubicado en el centro sur de Ohio. Se encuentra en tres condados diferentes de Ohio: los condados de Adams, Pike y Scioto.

Esta es una imagen de parte del bosque estatal Brush Creek.