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Vocabulary Chapters 4-6

Maniac Magee. Vocabulary Chapters 4-6. emanations 18. cardinal 17. Words to Know. obvious 8. stupefied 19. mirage 18. weaving 14. clamoring 18. scanned 21 . wretch 16. hoisted 17. reeled 20. commotion 16. infamous 16. suffice 16 . emanations infamous obvious suffice

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Vocabulary Chapters 4-6

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  1. Maniac Magee Vocabulary Chapters 4-6

  2. emanations 18 cardinal 17 Words to Know obvious 8 stupefied 19 mirage 18 weaving 14 clamoring 18 scanned 21 wretch 16 hoisted 17 reeled 20 commotion 16 infamous 16 suffice 16

  3. emanations infamous obvious suffice commotion cardinal mirage scanned hoisted stupefied weaving clamoring wretch reeled scanned to peer out at or observe repeatedly or sweepingly

  4. emanations infamous obvious suffice commotion cardinal mirage scanned hoisted stupefied weaving clamoring wretch reeled wretch an unfortunate or unhappy person

  5. emanations infamous obvious suffice commotion cardinal mirage scanned hoisted stupefied weaving clamoring wretch reeled emanations something that comes forth from a source

  6. emanations infamous obvious suffice commotion cardinal mirage scanned hoisted stupefied weaving clamoring wretch reeled cardinal of the greatest importance; fundamental

  7. emanations infamous obvious suffice commotion cardinal mirage scanned hoisted stupefied weaving clamoring wretch reeled commotion a state of confused and noisy disturbance

  8. emanations infamous obvious suffice commotion cardinal mirage scanned hoisted stupefied weaving clamoring wretch reeled reeled brought in

  9. emanations infamous obvious suffice commotion cardinal mirage scanned hoisted stupefied weaving clamoring wretch reeled infamous having a bad reputation

  10. emanations infamous obvious suffice commotion cardinal mirage scanned hoisted stupefied weaving clamoring wretch reeled weaving going in between

  11. emanations infamous obvious suffice commotion cardinal mirage scanned hoisted stupefied weaving clamoring wretch reeled suffice to be sufficient or enough

  12. emanations infamous obvious suffice commotion cardinal mirage scanned hoisted stupefied weaving clamoring wretch reeled hoisted raise (something) by means of ropes and pulleys;raise or haul up

  13. emanations infamous obvious suffice commotion cardinal mirage scanned hoisted stupefied weaving clamoring wretch reeled stupefied astonish and shock; to dull the senses

  14. emanations infamous obvious suffice commotion cardinal mirage scanned hoisted stupefied weaving clamoring wretch reeled clamoring make a vehement protest or demand

  15. emanations infamous obvious suffice commotion cardinal mirage scanned hoisted stupefied weaving clamoring wretch reeled obvious easily perceived or understood

  16. emanations infamous obvious suffice commotion cardinal mirage scanned hoisted stupefied weaving clamoring wretch reeled mirage something that appears real or possible but is not; optical illusion

  17. Give your teacher a thumbs up if the scenario fits with the word and a thumbs down if it does not.

  18. Emanations -Someone said it was some sort of hallucination, possibly caused by evil spirits near 804 Oriole Street.

  19. infamous -Jesse James is known in History books as a person with a bad reputation.

  20. reeled -We brought the fish in by winding in the line.

  21. Obvious -It was difficult to tell that the storm was coming.

  22. Suffice -A quick look should be enough.

  23. Commotion -She was able to concentrate without disruption.

  24. wretch -Can that happy man tell us about the fair?

  25. Cardinal -The most important rule is to be respectful.

  26. Mirage -Everything we saw was real.

  27. clamoring - He was asking calmly about the due date for the project.

  28. Scanned - The police looked quickly over the entire crowd to try and find the escaped pets .

  29. weaving - He was moving from side to side to get through the crowd.

  30. Stupefied - The woman was tired, but she knew exactly what was going on around her.

  31. Hoisted - Giant overhead cranes hauled up the huge truck.

  32. Which means the same thing as the underlined word? Arnold Jones had apparently forgotten one of the cardinal rules of survival in the West End. least important of greatest importance

  33. Which means the same thing as the underlined word? Some believed there were evil emanations surrounding 803 Oriole Street. Comes forth from a source a real cause

  34. Which means the same thing as the underlined word? This, of course, was the infamous address of Finsterwald. bad reputation good reputation

  35. Which means the same thing as the underlined word? Of course, there’s the obvious answer that sitting right across the Schuylkill is Bridgeport, where he was born. hidden easily understood

  36. Which means the same thing as the underlined word? Suffice to say that occasionally, even today, if some poor, raggedy, wretch is seen shuffling through town, word will spread. to be enough not able to say

  37. Which means the same thing as the underlined word? Later on that first day, there was a commotion in the West End. easily understood confusion

  38. Which means the same thing as the underlined word? Another swears it was a mirage , some sort of hallucination. Seems real, but is not Picture of

  39. Which means the same thing as the underlined word? They scanned the railroad tracks for trains. Looked over quickly Ran quickly on track

  40. Which means the same thing as the underlined word? Arnold Jones was being hoisted in the air above Finsterwald’s backyard fence. raised flown

  41. Which means the same thing as the underlined word? As the stupefied high-schoolers were leaving the scene, they looked back. astonish & shock eager & knowing

  42. Which means the same thing as the underlined word? Bu the time he recovered from the shock, a little kid was weaving upfield through the varsity foot ball players. Going in between Running fast

  43. Which means the same thing as the underlined word? First it’s a buzzlike trembling, then the shakes, and finally it’s as if every bone inside him is clamoring to get out. forcing out waiting inside

  44. Which means the same thing as the underlined word? The poor wretch was seen shuffling through town. elderly person unfortunate person

  45. Which means the same thing as the underlined word? It reeled in every Pickwell kid for dinner every night. Brought in Scared away

  46. You’ve got it!

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