The Pinballs’ Vocabulary Chapters 9-14

1. The Pinballs’ Vocabulary Chapters 9-14 Ms Hicks & Mrs. Muir October 28, 2013

2. During the Nascarrace one of the drivers had to keep refueling their car, so they would not run out of gas. • pit stop • non stop • pit stop Refueling (page 50)

3. The teacher quickly glanced at the student while he was not working. • look away • quickly look at • quickly look at glanced

4. The parents were tottering with the idea on going to Disney World for vacation. • equipment on a playground • uncertain • uncertain tottering

5. The puppy appeared abandoned all by himself on the street. • with someone • cast aside • cast aside abandoned

6. None of the parents were disgusted with the report cards this quarter. • elated • appalled • appalled disgusted

7. Unfortunately, it was a great disappointment that the sixth grade students had to be lectured by Mrs. Honkisz and Mr. Yrachetta on behaviors last week. • setback • unexpected • setback disappointment

8. It is a matter of principle how you cheated during the game last night. You were not truthful. • unethical • fair • unethical principle

9. The entire class persuaded the teacher not to assign homework this evening.  • failed • influenced • influenced persuaded

10. The class waited impatiently for the Halloween activities this year. • breathlessly • enthusiastic • breathlessly impatiently

11. The Hale basketball team wanted satisfaction after they lost to another school. • content • not get what they want satisfaction

12. The entire school was astonished at how well the attendance is improving this year at Hale School. • shocked • do not care • shocked astonished

13. astonished

14. satisfaction

15. principle

16. disappointment

17. disgusted

18. ABANDONED

19. refueling

20. persuaded

21. tottering

22. glanced