Lesson 24- Harriet Tubman

What is the meaning of the word intention?

• an aim, purpose, or plan

• stress

• one more than in-nine-tion

• a small steak

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What is the meaning of the word retort?

• a baked good with fruit

• to reply; to answer back sharply

• to answer respectfully

• a part of a 1977 Chevy

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What is the meaning of the word motion?

• to be still like a statue

• to signal or direct, such as a wave of the hand or a head not

• a part to a 1977 Chevy truck

• the name of a Teletubby

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What is the meaning of the word inexplicable?

• not being able to break a board in half

• baking sourdough bread

• answering the phone on the first ring

• not able to be explained

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What is the meaning of the word legitimate?

• fake as a rake made out of steak

• phony-baloney

• having rights or being legal under the law

• the type of hair that is not curly, but not straight

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What is the meaning of the word hoard?

• to throw away everything in the house

• spring cleaning

• to save or store away, often secretly or greedily

• to win the lottery

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What is the meaning of the word gnarled?

• think, twisted, and full of knots

• smooth and silky

• a meadow full of flowers

• when things go perfectly as planned

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What is the meaning of the word destination?

• starting point

• a series of movies that is really dumb

• a place to which someone is going or to which something is sent

• waking up from a long nap

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What is the meaning of the word inconsolable?

• the opposite of out-consolable

• laughing so hard you cry

• chill

• not able to be consoled or helped with grief, loss, or trouble

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What is the meaning of the word guttural?

• happy

• a sound coming from high on a hill

• throaty, low, unpleasant

• making you want to dance

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