
WW Book 6 - Lesson 4
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Lesson
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aloft
adv. Up in the air, especially
in flight.
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Multiple Choice
What is something that would NOT be described as aloft?
A balloon stuck in a tree
fish in the ocean
the stars
a person parasailing over the ocean
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attain
v. 1. To reach; to arrive at.
2. To achieve
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Poll
Which of the following things are you MOST excited to attain in the future?
Your driver's license
Your High School diploma
Your College Degree
Your ability to vote
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buffet
n. 1. A piece of furniture with
drawers and shelves for the
storage and display of
plates, dishes, and bowls.
2. A meal laid out for guests
to help themselves.
v. (buf’ət) To pound
repeatedly; to batter
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Multiple Choice
Which picture might cause you to be buffeted?
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elude
v. To escape by being quick
or clever.
elusive
adj. 1. Hard to find or capture
2. Hard to explain or make
clear.
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Open Ended
Explain why math is elusive for some students.
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flammable
adj. Able to catch fire easily.
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Multiple Choice
What is NOT flammable?
gasoline
wood
a fireman's suit
paper
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hover
v. To remain in place over
an object or location.
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Open Ended
Describe how a hummingbird hovers.
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inflate
v. To fill with air or other
gas.
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Open Ended
What will happen if you inflate a balloon too much?
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jeopardy
n. Danger.
jeopardize
v. To put in danger of loss
or injury
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Poll
Would you jeopardize your life by skydiving?
Yes
No
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moor
v. To hold in place with
ropes or anchors.
mooring
n. A place to which a boat
or aircraft can be
anchored.
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Open Ended
Describe what might have happened to the moorings of these boats in the picture.
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plummet
v. To fall suddenly toward
the earth or to a lower
level; to plunge
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Poll
If you were riding an elevator up to the top floor of the Empire State building and all of a sudden it plummeted, how might you feel?
excited
joyful
frightened
thrilled
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pollute
v. To make impure or dirty.
pollution
n. The action of polluting;
the state of belong
polluted.
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Multiple Choice
What can NOT be polluted?
Your mind
A park
The school
A trash can
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propel
v. To push or drive
forward.
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Open Ended
What would propel you to get an A on a test?
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stationary
adj. 1. Not moving
2. Not changing
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Open Ended
What is the difference between a stationary bike and a regular bike?
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superb
adj. Of the highest quality;
grand; splendid
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Open Ended
Describe a superb meal you ate recently.
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swivel
n. A fastening that allows any part joined to it to swing freely.
v. To turn freely around a fixed point.
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Multiple Choice
What animal can swivel their heads?
owl
rabbit
cow
eagle
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