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72 Cards in this Set
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affluence
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wealth, riches, prosperity; geat abundance, plenty
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cringe
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to shrink back or hide in fear or submissiveness
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immobile
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not movable; not moving
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jovial
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good- humored, in high spirits, merry
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nimble
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quik and skillful in movement, agile; clever
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onset
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the begining, start (especially something violentand destructive); an atack, assault
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perishable
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likely to spoil or decay
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sinister
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appearing evil dangerous; threatening evil or harm
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Avenge
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to get revenge for, get even for, to settle a score; to punish someone or get satisfaction for a wrong or injury
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Deluge
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a great flood; heavy fall of rain; anything that comes in vast quality, flood
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logical
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reasonable, making use of reason and good sense
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outright
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complete, instantaneous, without reservation, thoroughgoing, completrly, instantaneosly
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saunter
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to stroll; walk in an easy, leisurely way; a stroll
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subordinate
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lower in rank or position, secondary; one who is in a lower position or under the order of someone else; put in a lower or secondary position
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tint
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a delicate color or hue; a slight trace of something; to give color to something; to dye
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verge
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the point a wich something begins or happens; a border; to incline, tend foward, approach; to be in the process of becoming something else
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variable
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likely to undergo change; changeable; a value or quantity that varies; a symbol for such
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Cede
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to give up, surrender; hand over to another
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intimidate
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to make timid or frighten by threats; to use fear to get some one to do something
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liberate
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to free from bondage or domination, to release
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sluggish
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lazy; slow moving; not active, dull
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Giddy
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Dizzy; light headed, lacking seriousness
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rotound
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rounded and plump; full or rich in sound
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Impact
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the striking of one object against another; the shock caused by a collision; to effect especially forcefully
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writhe
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to make twisting or turning movements in a way that suggests pain or struggle
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relish
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enjoyment or satisfaction; something that adds a pleasing flavor; to enjoy greatly
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prevaricate
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to lie, tell an untruth; to mislead on purpose
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persevere
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to keep doing something in spite of difficulties; to refuse to quit even when the going is tough
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immerse
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to plunge or dip into a fluid; to involve deeply
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illicit
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not permitted, unlawful, improper
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expend
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to pay out, spend; to use up
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culprit
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a person who has committed a crime or is guilty of some misconduct; an offender
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vagabond
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an idle wanderer; a tramp; wandering; irresponsible
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vacate
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to go away from, leave empty;to make empty; to void, annual
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partisan
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a strong supporter of a person, party, cause; one whoose support is unreasoning; a resistance fighter, guerrilla; strongly supporting one side only
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limber
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flexible; to cause to become flexible
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leeway
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extra space for moving along a certain route; allowance for mistakesor inaccuracies; margin of error
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compliant
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willing to do what someone else wants; obedient
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blight
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a disease that causes plants to wither and die; a condition of disease or ruin; to destroy, ruin
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amiable
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friendly, good natured
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describe the two sets of children of mother earth and uranus
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cyclopes and monsters
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how did rhea and mother earth fool cronus
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they fooled him by giving him a rock knowing that he doesn't look at the children before he swallows the
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describe the palace of the gods and name its builder
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the cyclopes built the palace and it was located on the highest mountain in greece hidden by the clouds
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name the goddess of the hearth
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hestia
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name the goddess of the harvest
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demeter and persephone
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name the god of smiths and fire
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hephaestus
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name the god of war
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ares
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name the god of light and music
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Apollo
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name the goddess of the hunt
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Artemis
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name the goddes of wisdom
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Athena
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Name the goddess of love and beuaty
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aphrodite
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name the herald of the gods
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hermes
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name the god of wine
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dionysus
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what is tartarus
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the deepest pit on earth
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describe what happened to anyone who saw medusa
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they would turn into stone
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descibe how perseus killed medusa. what sprang from her neck upon death
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perseus looked into his shield and chopped of her head while she was sleeping. a pegasus sprang from her neck
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who was zeus's first wife
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metis
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what was atlas's, the strongest of the titans punishment
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he had to hold the vault of the sky in his shoulders
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who were teh two monsters mother earth brought forth to fight zeus
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typhon and echidna
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who was the queen of the gods
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Hera
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which goddess had neither mother nor father? how did she come to be born
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aphrodite had neither fathr nor mother and she rose out of the sea on a cushion of foam
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what did cronus do to all of his children (except zeus)? why?
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he swallowed them so they couldn't over power him
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what were the weapons the cyclopes made for zeus and his brothers
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a cap of invisibility for hades. a tridant for posiedon. lighting bolts for Zeus
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describe the monsters thyphon and echidna
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typhon had 100 horrible heads that had venom dripping out of their eyes and lava poured out of his mouth and echidna was his mate
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what gift did mother earth give hera as a wedding gift? where did she keep the gift
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a tree that had golden apples of immortality. she kept it in the garden of hesperides and a 100 headed dragon gaurded it
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why was arachne turned into a spider
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she compared herself to the gods and they hate when mortals do that
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Name the gods and goddesses who sat on the 12 golden thrones
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Zeus, poseidon, demeter, Hera, Athena, Aphrodite, dionysus, ares, apollo, hermes, hephaestus, artemis
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name the king of the gods and what was his weapon
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Zeus and he has lightning bolts
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name the god of the sea
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poseidon
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name the god of the underworld
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Hades
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name the queen of the gods
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Hera
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What is a direct object?
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A direct object is a noun or pronoun that tells WHO or WHAT recieves the action verb
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