Vocabulary • Ch 1.5 - The Hate U Give • Context Clues

She was bound by her promise to keep it a secret.

 

What does the word 'bound' mean?

• To keep something in its original condition

• To tie or secure something together

• To severely damage or disfigure something

• To send someone away or exile them

The sunlight streamed through the glass ceiling, casting a warm glow in the atrium.

 

What does the word 'atrium' mean?

• The story of Jesus and his teachings

• A large open entrance of a building

• Something that seems true or real

• To severely damage or disfigure something

The criminal intended to mutilate his victim's body.

 

What does the word 'mutilate' mean?

• The story of Jesus and his teachings

• To move closer to something or someone

• To severely damage or disfigure something

• A special connection between people or things

They formed a strong bond during their time together.

 

What does the word 'bond' mean?

• To move closer to something or someone

• To severely damage or disfigure something

• To take someone away without permission

• A special connection between people or things

The authorities were able to rescue the victim who had been forcefully abducted.

 

What does the word 'abduct' mean?

• To keep something in its original condition

• To severely damage or disfigure something

• A general belief about a group of people

• To take someone away without permission

It is important to challenge and break down stereotypes to promote understanding and equality.

 

What does the word 'stereotype' mean?

• To move closer to something or someone

• The story of Jesus and his teachings

• Something that seems true or real

• A general belief about a group of people

She preached the gospel of love and compassion to her followers.

 

What does the word 'gospel' mean?

• Something that seems true or real

• A special connection between people or things

• The story of Jesus and his teachings

• A general belief about a group of people

The ruler decided to banish the traitor from the kingdom.

 

What does the word 'banish' mean?

• Something that seems true or real

• To tie or secure something together

• To send someone away or exile them

• To severely damage or disfigure something

She decided to take a proactive approach to resolving the issue.

 

What does the word 'approach' mean?

• To tie or secure something together

• To severely damage or disfigure something

• To take someone away without permission

• To move closer to something or someone

It was apparent that she was upset by the look on her face.

 

What does the word 'apparent' mean?

• To keep something in its original condition

• A general belief about a group of people

• Something that seems true or real

• To move closer to something or someone