Week 3 Tier 2 Words

​karma

when your actions now affect what happens to you later​

​If you are kind then you can expect good karma, but if you are rude to others then expect negative karma in return.

​shenanigans:

secret activities that are usually not honest and are no good

​Every April Fool's Day, the students were up to shanenganis trying to pull one over on the teacher, but she was too smart. She didn't fall for their trickery.

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karma

• when your actions now affect what happens to you later

• secret activities that are usually not honest and

  are no good

• someone who is always playing jokes, often doing things to others

• to cause others to suffer by doing mean things to them on

  purpose

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shenanigans

• secret activities that are usually not honest and

  are no good

• when your actions now affect what happens to you later

• someone who is always playing jokes, often doing things to others to get a laugh

• to cause others to suffer by doing mean things to them on

  purpose

​prankster:

someone who is always playing jokes, often doing things to others

​Kyle is such a prankster, he is always trying to scare me when I walk into the room.

​enraged:

to become extremely upset very angry

​ransacked

​to throw things all around in a way that causes a big mess

​Zoey ransacked her room looking for her homework. She threw everything everywhere. Her room looked atrocious when she was finished.

​Our class was enraged when aftercare students broke our pencils.

Multiple Choice

prankster

• someone who is always playing jokes, often doing things to others

• secret activities that are usually not honest and

  are no good

• when your actions now affect what happens to you later

• for the rest of the time

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enraged

• to become extremely upset very angry

• someone who is always playing jokes, often doing things to others

• secret activities that are usually not honest and

  are no good

• when your actions now affect what happens to you later

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ransacked

• to throw things all around in a way that causes a

  big mess

• to become extremely upset very angry

• someone who is always playing jokes, often doing things to others

meticulous

​​to show great attention to detail,

being careful and thoughtful

​Emma was very meticulous with her pens. She keeps all her pens in order by color.

​excruciating

to be very painful, not fun at all​

​The girls loved the roller coasters at Sea World however, the boys though it was an excruciating ride. They were enraged at me for talking them into going on the ride.

​crafted

​to create or develop

​At the second roller coaster, the boys crafted a plan so they did not have to go on the ride. All of a sudden, they said they had a tummy ache. They couldn't go on the ride BECAUSE their tummy hurt. Yea Right!

Multiple Choice

meticulous

• to show great attention to detail, being careful

  and thoughtful

• to throw things all around in a way that causes a

  big mess

• to become extremely upset very angry

• to create or develop

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excruciating

• to be very painful, not fun at all

• to create or develop

• when your actions now affect what happens to you later

• secret activities that are usually not honest and

  are no good

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crafted

• to create or develop

• to be very painful, not fun at all

• to show great attention to detail, being careful

  and thoughtful

• to throw things all around in a way that causes a

  big mess

​smirked

A half smile that usually means no good

​Ayden smirked when he saw Liam trying to kick the ball at recess.

​swiping

​

To steal, take something that does not belong to you​

I recall the time my dog swiped the chicken off the counter. My mom was vey upset with him. I am sure my dog thought that it was delectable.

Multiple Choice

smirked

• a half smile that 

  usually means no good

• to steal, take  

  something that does not

  belong to you

• to create or develop

• to be very painful, not fun at all

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swiping

• to steal, take  

  something that does not

  belong to you

• a half smile that  

  usually means no good

• to speak in a serious way, without

  joking at all

• to cause others to suffer by doing mean things to them on

  purpose