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Among the Hidden: Vocabulary
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Set 1 Chapters 1-5
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Chapter 1, #1- Shudder Definition: To quiver in fear. Sentence: As I thought about the ghost I saw in the attic, I shuddered and felt a chill slowly move up my spine.
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#2- Harrumphed Definition: Laughing or smirking sarcastically Sentence: When Charles told me he was going to the prom with the most popular girl in school, I harrumphed in disbelief.
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#3- Umpteenth Definition: Numerous times Sentence: “For the umpteenth time, clean your room!” Screamed Mom.
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Chapter 2, #1- Crouch Definition: To bend down with your arms and legs close to your body Sentence: He crouched behind a bush so that the scary bear wouldn’t see him.
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#2- Skillet Definition: A frying pan. Sentence: I used a skillet to make an egg and mushroom omelet this morning.
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#3- Superstition Definition: A belief that is not rooted in fact. Sentence: One popular superstition is that you will get seven years of bad luck if you open an umbrella inside of a house.
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Chapter 3, #1- Skittish Definition: jittery or nervous Sentence: I get very skittish around spiders, because I am terrified of them.
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Chapter 4, #1- Beseechingly
Definition: To ask for eagerly Sentence: “Can I please, please, please go to the school dance, Mom?” I asked beseechingly.
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#2- Hover Definition: To linger about; to be suspended in the air Sentence: My little brother always hovers over me when I am chatting online; he is so nosy!
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#3- Scurry Definition: To move about quickly Sentence: The mouse scurried from one end of the room to the other, determined to get to the cheese as quickly as possible.
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Set 2 Chps 6-11
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Chapter 6, #1- Retrieve Definition: To recover or regain Sentence: My dog, Pebbles, is great at playing “fetch”. He always retrieves the ball, no matter how far I throw it!
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Chapter 7, #1- Linger Definition: To stay or remain in a place longer than expected Sentence: I thought the strange boy would finally go away, but he just kept lingering around me.
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#2- Fatigue Definition: Weariness Sentence: After a long day of school, soccer practice, and babysitting for my neighbor, fatigue took over and I fell asleep as soon as my head hit the pillow.
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Chapter 8, #1- Tentatively
Definition: With caution Sentence: I tentatively opened the mysterious box, hoping that spiders wouldn’t pop out and attack me!
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#2- Apparatus Definition: A complex combination of machinery, tools, etc. Sentence: I don’t understand how to use this photocopying apparatus, there are too many parts and it is too confusing.
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#3- Blubbered Definition: To weep noisily Sentence: When my father told me I wasn’t allowed to go to the mall, I whined and blubbered for hours.
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Chapter 9, #1- Reluctantly
Definition: To do something unwillingly Sentence: Even though I would rather play video games, I reluctantly did the dishes so that my grandma would stop yelling at me.
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Chapter 10, #1- Incredulous
Definition: Skeptical or non-believing Sentence: The boy grew incredulous when he learned about all the unbelievable things that happen in America.
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#2- Guffaw Definition: To laugh loudly; a burst of loud laughter. Sentence: I couldn’t help but guffaw when my sister tripped down the stairs; what a klutz!
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Chapter 11, #1- Unseasonably
Definition: Untimely or inappropriately Sentence: It was unseasonably warm for October; I was sweating while walking home from school!
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Set 3 Chapters 12-16
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Chapter 12, #1- Theoretically
Definition: hypothetically, possibly Sentence: It is theoretically possible for someone to get straight A’s for their whole school career, but it is unlikely.
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Chapter 13, #1- Sanctuary Definition: A safe haven Sentence: My bedroom is my sanctuary because it is the one place where I feel safe, comfortable, and happy.
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Chapter 13, #2- Telepathy Definition: Communication between minds without speaking or writing Sentence: Sometimes I think my mom has the gift of telepathy because she can always read my mind!
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Chapter 13, #3- Reckless Definition: To be unconcerned with danger or consequences. Sentence: His reckless driving led to a speeding ticket.
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Chapter 14, #1- Pristine Definition: Extremely clean; uncorrupted or unpolluted Sentence: My mom handed me the broom and told me the kitchen better be pristine by the time she got back home.
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Chapter 14, #2- Vague Definition: Lacking in detail Sentence: My answer on the quiz was vague and lacking in detail so I lost points.
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Chapter 15, #1- Rally Definition: An organized protest Sentence: My sister organized a rally to protest unfair amount of homework being given.
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Chapter 15, #2- Taboo Definition: Something deemed inappropriate or unacceptable by society. Sentence: It is considered a huge taboo to make fun of other people’s differences.
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Chapter 15, #3- Prissy Definition: Very prim and proper Sentence: The prissy girl refused to play in the sandbox with the other kids because she didn’t want to get her hands dirty.
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Chapter 15, #4- Bribery Definition: Accepting or giving money or valuables inappropriately. Sentence: My brother offered to give me money to not tell on him to my mother, but I knew that was bribery.
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Set 4 Chapters 17-21
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Chapter 17, #1- Nonchalantly
Definition: casually or discretely Sentence: Since Steve didn’t want his mom to see the bad grade on his test, he nonchalantly slid the paper into his binder so that she wouldn’t see it.
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Chapter 17, #2- Flippantly Definition: disrespectfully or shallow Sentence: When Miss Rego asked Billy Bob if he studied for the quiz, he rolled his eyes and flippantly replied, “Um… No.”
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Chapter 18, #1- Triumphant Definition: Victorious Sentence: The triumphant cries of the World Cup winning team could be heard throughout the stadium.
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Chapter 18, #2- Sarcastic Definition: bitter or ironic joking Sentence: His sarcastic remarks about my flute-playing “mastery” made me feel worse about how awful I play.
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Chapter 19, #1- Famine Definition: an extreme scarcity of food Sentence: Many third-world countries suffer from famine, and people are desperate to find ways to grow or buy more food.
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Chapter 19, #2- Annihilation
Definition: complete destruction Sentence: My amazing video game skills led to the annihilation of the entire enemy army.
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Chapter 19, #3- Malnourished
Definition: underfed; lacking in nutrition Sentence: The abandoned puppy was malnourished, so we slowly nursed and fed him back to health.
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Chapter 19, #4- Genocide Definition: The deliberate extermination of a group Sentence: The Holocaust is a sad example of genocide because the Nazi army targeted certain large groups.
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Chapter 20, #2- Grimace Definition: A facial expression that indicates disapproval or pain Sentence: I grimaced when my dad told me I would have extra chores this week because of my bad behavior.
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Chapter 21, #1- Daunting Definition: Intimidating or overcome with fear Sentence: The daunting task of studying for my Social Studies mid-term loomed over me for weeks.
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Set 5 Chapters 22-30
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Chapter 22, #1- Revolution Definition: An overthrow of a government or a political system. Sentence: The American Revolution was when the Americans wanted to overthrow the British government and gain freedom from them.
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Chapter 24, #1- Agonize Definition: To be in great pain; or to put forth great effort or thought Sentence: I agonized over whether or not to break my mother’s rule about no football in the house when I was home alone. I was in agony when my computer fell on my foot.
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Chapter 25, #1- Fervently Definition: Having or showing great spirit and enthusiasm Sentence: The cheerleader fervently rooted for the home team throughout the whole game.
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Chapter 25, #2- Deranged Definition: Crazed Sentence: The deranged dog ran around in circles for hours on end.
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Chapter 26, #1- Jolt Definition: To shake up roughly Sentence: My alarm clock rang loudly and jolted me out of sleep, ruining a perfectly good dream.
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Chapter 27, #1- Crusade Definition: An aggressive movement or war for the defense or advance of a cause Sentence: The crusade to end child labor in the U.S. in the early 1900’s led to many new laws that protected children.
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Chapter 28, #1- Cynicism Definition: A distrusting or bitter attitude Sentence: His cynicism was crystal clear in his expression and mannerisms and I knew he didn’t believe a word I had said.
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Chapter 28, #2- Manipulate Definition: To use or influence, usually in an unfair manner Sentence: The boss treated her workers like puppets, and manipulated them to do whatever she wanted.
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Chapter 29, #1- Gruff Definition: Harsh and rough Sentence: The old man was gruff and angry when we told him that his favorite recording artist had changed his name.
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Chapter 30, #1- Burden Definition: Something that is difficult to bear Sentence: The burden of having to carry my books around while on crutches delayed my recovery.
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