Week 8
Monday
Monday□1. MyView 4.2 - Thunder Rose
□2. V ocabulary 1 - 15 write Vocab 3x Chinese, and definition, in your bubble book □3. □4. Story Introduction - Thunder Rose □5
Tuesday □1.
MyView 4.2 - Thunder Rose □2. V ocabulary 16 - 30 write Vocab 3x and definition, in your bubble book □3. □4. □5.
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1. MyView 4.2 - Thunder Rose
□2. Shared Worksheet
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1 |
respectable |
(adj.) |
considered
to be socially acceptable because of your character, appearance, or behavior |
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2 |
acceptable |
(adj.) |
satisfactory
and able to be agreed to or approved of |
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3 |
reasonable |
(adj.) |
based
on or using good judgment and therefore fair and practical |
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4 |
convertible |
(adj.) |
able
to be arranged in a different way and used for a different purpose |
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5 |
flexible |
(adj.) |
able
to bend or to be bent easily without breaking |
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6 |
considerable |
(adj.) |
large
or of noticeable importance |
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7 |
digestible |
(adj.) |
easy
to understand |
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8 |
enviable |
(adj.) |
causing
you to wish that you also possessed it; desirable |
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9 |
visible |
(adj.) |
able
to be seen |
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10 |
edible |
(adj.) |
suitable
or safe for eating |
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11 |
divertible |
(adj.) |
capable
of being turned aside, rerouted, or distracted |
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12 |
repairable |
(adj.) |
(of
something that is damaged, broken, or not working correctly) able to be put
back into good condition or made to work again |
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13 |
reducible |
(adj.) |
able
to be made simpler, or smaller in size, amount, degree, importance |
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14 |
comparable |
(adj.) |
similar
in size, amount, or quality to something else |
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15 |
removable |
(adj.) |
capable
of being taken away, detached, or separated from its original position
without causing damage |
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16 |
retractable |
(adj.) |
that
can be pulled back or in |
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17 |
exhaustible |
(adj.) |
capable
of being completely used up, depleted, or drained |
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18 |
legible |
(adj.) |
(of
writing or print) able to be read easily |
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19 |
autobiography |
(n.) |
a
book about a person’s life, written by that person |
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20 |
antigravity |
(n.) |
a
hypothetical force or device that cancels or directly opposes the force of
gravity |
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21 |
transatlantic |
(adj.) |
crossing
the Atlantic ocean, or relating to countries on both sides of the Atlantic
Ocean |
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22 |
amphibian |
(n.) |
animals
that live both on land and in water but must produce eggs in water |
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23 |
transplant |
(v.) |
to
move something, or to be moved, from one place or person to another |
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24 |
autograph |
(n.) |
a
signature or name written by yourself, especially of a famous person |
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Recognize Only Words |
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25 |
autopilot |
(n.) |
equipment
on an aircraft, spacecraft, or ship to make it continue to travel in the
correct direction by itself without needing a person to control it |
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26 |
antiviral |
(adj.) |
protecting
against viruses that attack the body |
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27 |
transform |
(v.) |
to
change completely the appearance or character of something or someone |
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28 |
antihero |
(n.) |
the
main character in a story who lacks traditional heroic qualities like
bravery, nobility, or moral perfection |
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29 |
deliberate |
(adj.) |
(of
an action or decision) intentional or planned, often with the result of being
harmful to someone |
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30 |
automatic |
(adj.) |
done
without thinking about it; able to operate independently of human control |
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