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54 Cards in this Set

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Transformation
A dramatic change.
Victimize
To be tricked or bullied.
Devise
To make a plan, usually negative.
Slaughter
To kill or murder a large number, usually used in respect to animals.
Apprenticeship
To learn a trade from another person.
Custodian
Someone responsible for taking care of a building or tract of land.
Ego
Someone's sense of self-worth or pride.
Gape
To stare in astonishment, ususally with the mouth open.
Exhaggerate
To blow things out of proportion, to lie that makes the truth bigger than what it is.
Massacre
To kill or murder a large group of people.
Remittance
A payment or a bill
Missile
A weapon sent over a distance
Permit
to be allowed
Subterranean
Underground
Serenaded
To sing to another person
Non-Conformity
not fitting in
Plaited
To braid
Missionary
A person sent for religious purposes
Marquee
A sign, usually lighted, on top of a theatre
Extraterrestrial
Out of this world
Marooned
Left deserted on an island
Keener
Sharp, focused attention
Plot
The rise and fall of conflict in the story
Milling
To move about aimlessly
Quills
The needles of a porcupine
Smite
To hit, or hurt
Transmit
To send (a signal)
Balancing
to equalize
Bred
Past tense of breed, to mate animals, usually desiring a certain trait.
Characters
the participants in a story
Terra Cotta
A reddish clay used to make pottery
Clenched
to grip with force
spledid
shining, wonderful
Conflict
the problem in a story
Geography
the study of the earth and it's people
Geographer
The person studying Geography
Point of View
The perspective from which a story is told: either first, second, or third person.
Flourish
A dramatic movement
Setting
Where a story takes place
Missive
A letter
Admissible
allowed as truthful evidence
Commissioner
A person sent to make decisions
Brood
a group of children (animals) born at the same time.
Theme
The lesson or idea of the story
territory
a tract of land
Mediterranean
Middle of the earth, a body of water surrounded by land: The Mediterranean Ocean
Peculiar
Odd, weird
Thickets
A large amount or area of bushes and shrubs
Gawked
To stare dumbly
Terrace
A raised, flat land area of land, often used for farming
Fraction
A small portion
Geology
The study of the earth, esp. rocks, and the Earth's internal forces
Geode
A rock with a crystal inside
Submissive
yeilding, obedient