calm

opposite

swirling or moving violently

running in place

materials that have been made into something else

recycled plastic

objects found in the ocean

pieces of something that has been destroyed

chewing slowly and carefully

biting in a hard way

eating in a fast and hungry way

swallowing without chewing

people moving to a new country

people traveling by boat

people traveling by train

moving into a new house down the street

an opinion on a topic

the conclusion to a story

statements about what you think is likely to happen in the future

medicine prescribed by a doctor

a type of fruit

easily insulted

contagious

especially at risk for or likely to be affected by

to get back

to go after

to make matters worse

to give away

an earthquake

a type of thunder

a sudden large and powerful movement, often created by water

leftover materials found after a storm

to stay the exact same

identical

to act in a different way

changing