Unit 2 Week 1 Vocabulary Flashcards

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Tedious

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something that feels very long, boring, or tiring. Example Sentence: Filling out the long form was tedious, and Maria wished it would end quickly.

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Encounter

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to meet or come across someone or something, often unexpectedly. Example Sentence: In the story, the character had an encounter with a bear in the forest.

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Earnestly

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to do or say something in a serious and honest way. Example Sentence: He spoke earnestly to his friend about why telling the truth was important.

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Tumbling

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falling or rolling down quickly and in an uncontrolled way. Example Sentence: The kids went tumbling down the hill, laughing the whole time.

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Actions

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the things that a person or character does. Example Sentence: The hero’s actions showed that she was brave and kind.

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Communicate

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to share thoughts, ideas, or feelings with others, usually by talking, writing, or gestures. Example Sentence: Characters communicate with each other to solve problems in the story.

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Connect

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to join or link with someone or something; to feel close to. Example Sentence: Readers can connect to characters when they feel the same emotions.

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Interact

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to talk or work together with others. Example Sentence: The students interact during group projects by sharing ideas.

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Reactions

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the way someone responds to what happens. Example Sentence: His reaction to the surprise was a big smile and happy tears.

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Relationships

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the way people are connected or treated by each other. Example Sentence: The story shows the relationship between two sisters who help each other.