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Vocabulary

The navy ship was put on ____ after an ice storm was reported in the area. prey alert predators vibrates

alert – noun – a heightened sense of watchfulness for possible danger

The pitcher was _____ for a ball when the runner tagged the base. predators vibrates lunging species

lunging – verb – making a sudden forward movement.

Lions and wolfs are natural ______ who hunt smaller animals for food. predators species surroundings survive

predators – plural noun – animals that live by preying on or hunting and eating, other animals

Nature films often show lions hunting their ________. survive prey alert predators

prey – noun –any animal hunted or killed by another animal for food.

German shepherds belong to one _____ and wolves belong to another. vibrates lunging species surroundings

species – noun – a group of animals or plants that have many characteristics in common

The cabin had beautiful _________ flowers, plants and a nearby lake. surroundings survive prey alert

surroundings – plural noun – the objects, influences or conditions of a place

One must know how to find food and shelter to _______ in the woods. species surroundings survive prey

survive – verb – to live and be active through and after an event

The cell phone _____instead of making a loud ring when someone calls. alert predators vibrates lunging

vibrates – verb – moves back and forth or up and down very fast

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