How and Why Stories

attempt

• To try; to make an effort.

• to not try because it's useless.

• A group that meets together to solve a problem.

• None of the above.

furious

• Mr. Stevens was so happy he was furious.

• Mrs. Stevens was furious when no one took out the trash.

• My dog was so furious that he kissed me as his tail wagged.

• A state of being happy.

council

• a compartment in a car to keep stuff, between the two front seats.

• A group of players engaged in a sport.

• a group of people called together to discuss a problem or other matter

• A single ruler that makes all the choices.

put in order or position

• sly

• council

• arranged

• confused

The Hunchback of Notre Dame didn't care what everyone else thought, he believed he was

• ugly

• gorgeous

• odd

poke

• moving slow

• moving fast

• moving lazily

• eating tacos

When driving it is important to pay attention to

• the billboards.

• your cell phone.

• the signals.

• the person in the back seat that wants to show you something.

judge

• to try something

• a group of people meeting to solve an issue

• to find something wrong with.

• to want very much; to yearn

The rabbit wanted to see what life was like on

• the island.

• the mainland.

• the volcano.

• a building in New York City.

sly

• clever and shrewd; crafty

• ignorant, silly, and foolish

• a faint or short appearance or sign