The Watsons Go to Birmingham-1963 Chapters 5 - 8 Vocabulary

the act of explaining your own understanding of something

• tolerate

• interpretation

• peon

• conscience

to put up with or allow something unpleasant to happen without getting upset

• vibrations

• interpretation

• glugging

• tolerate

a floor covering which is made of cloth and covered with a hard shiny substance

• conscience

• peon

• traitor

• linoleum

having a feeling of sadness and sorrow

• traitor

• tolerate

• mourning

• vibrations

an inner feeling or voice that instructs what is right and wrong in one's bhaviors

• interpretation

• tolerate

• mourning

• conscience

an advanced state of human society where high levels of cultural and technology development has been reached

• civilization

• tolerate

• conscience

• traitor

a continuous quick, slight shaking movement back and forth

• traitor

• vibrations

• mourning

• linoleum

someone of low rank who maybe unskilled and is poorly treated

• traitor

• glug

• peon

• linoleum

a person who says one thing but does something else, betraying the trust of others

• linoleum

• conscience

• traitor

• peon

a gurgling sound usually created by a liquid being poured

• peon

• glugging

• traitor

• linoleum