Brave the Wilderness Vocab

Routine

• Something I do everyday

• Something I never do

• My favorite ice cream flavor

• my dog's name

Terrifying

• His mother was terrifying when she made them cookies.

• The movie was terrifying. It was a love story.

• He was afraid of spiders, and the large spider was terrifying.

Belonging

• Being left out of the game gave Samantha a sense of belonging.

• Being part of the study group gave her a sense of belonging.

• Being cut from the team gave him a sense of belonging.

• She had a sense of belonging when the girls were mean to her.

Precision

• The ragged cuts in the paper showed precision.

• The surgeon cut open the skin with precision, making a huge scar.

• The surgeon cut into the knee with precision, making only a tiny scar.

• The mechanic worked with precision, breaking the engine of the car.

Traumatize

• Jamie's intention was to traumatize his little sister, and give her nightmares.

• Sara and Rosa planned to traumatize for the party.

• The romantic comedy was created to traumatize the audience.

Negotiation

• The negotiation went well. The two boys ended up in a loud argument.

• As part of the negotiation, he was able to get the car in the color he wanted.

• She was very good at negotiation. She paid more for everything.

Devastating

• The tree was devastating to look at, the flowers were so beautiful.

• The storm was devastating, and many homes were damaged.

• Her report was devastating, the store earned a lot of money this year.

Console

• Her friend tried to console her when her cat died.

• He has a PS4 console.

• The TV console was very old.

Trajectory

• His trajectory was horrible. He should know he cannot cook!

• She had on a trajectory that did not match.

• The trajectory is due tomorrow.

• The trajectory of the rock was perfect for it to break the window.

The Exposition of the story is the...

• Setting

• Rising Action

• Climax

• Resolution