Chapter 11 ALWTW Vocabulary

Chapter 11 ALWTW Vocabulary

juxtapose/juxtaposition

To place side by side in order to show similarities or differences. The placement often reveals irony.

emaciated

extremely thin; wasted away

Maize

An early form of corn grown by Natives

mourn

to feel or express sorrow or grief

looting

steal goods from (a place), typically during a war or riot.

grief

A period of deep sorrow

refugee

A person who has to leave his or her country to find safety.

Interpersonal

between people (usually describing social activities)

headscarf

An item of clothing wrapping the head, a headdress for women

Fill in the Blanks

An item of clothing wrapping the head, a headdress for women is called a

Multiple Select

Check mark all things that are interpersonal.

• a business meeting

• a soccer game

• walking alone

• Thanksgiving dinner

Multiple Choice

A person who has to leave his or her country to find safety.

• patriot

• soldier

• refugee

• rebel

Poll

What events would usually deal with grief? Select all that apply.

• funeral

• birthday party

• losing a job

• going on a trip

• divorce

Fill in the Blanks

stealing goods from (a place), typically during a war or riot is called

Multiple Choice

An early form of corn grown by Natives:

• maize

• plant

• topi

• gourd

• sorghum

Fill in the Blanks

When Tim went to the funeral, he saw someone:

Multiple Select

What causes someone to be emaciated? Check all that apply.

• lack of food

• exhaustion

• overeating

• lifting weights

• poverty

Fill in the Blanks

To place side by side in order to show similarities or differences. The placement often reveals irony.