For each section, there are important vocabulary words as well as comprehension questions that must be completed. All comprehension questions must be written in complete sentences. You must have evidence for each of your answers, which includes quotations from the book and a page number. You must attempt each questions, however indicate (mark) any comprehension questions in which you are unsure of the answers and you feel need more review. Chapter One Important terms to know: chrome silver seep to leak – – insomniac person who has problems sleeping paradise- heaven – bad temper throbbing orneriness pulsating – – a pattern like fish to create herringbone conjure – – disjointed unconnected impersonating pretending to be – – tailspin a spinning crash dollops small piles – – imbecile an carousing partying – – magnitude size smirking smiling smugly – – gouged cut out abdomen the stomach – – grits a type of grain pining longing – – lure to entice snuff powdered tobacco – – scalded burned agitation worry; excitement – – motes spots sashaying walking with style – – unperturbed unworried recoil to draw back – – Vocabulary: Identify the part of speech for each of the words and write the definition in YOUR own words.
For each section, there are important vocabulary words as well as comprehension questions that must be completed. All comprehension questions must be written in complete sentences. You must have evidence for each of your answers, which includes quotations from the book and a page number. You must attempt each questions, however indicate (mark) any comprehension questions in which you are unsure of the answers and you feel need more review. Chapter One Important terms to know: chrome – silver seep – to leak insomniac – person who has problems sleeping paradise- heaven orneriness – bad temper pulsating – throbbing herringbone – a pattern like fish conjure – to create disjointed – unconnected impersonating – pretending to be tailspin – a spinning crash dollops – small piles imbecile – an carousing – partying magnitude – size smirking – smiling smugly gouged – cut out abdomen – the stomach grits – a type of grain pining – longing lure – to entice snuff – powdered tobacco scalded – burned agitation – worry; excitement motes – spots sashaying – walking with style unperturbed – unworried recoil – to draw back Vocabulary: Identify the part of speech for each of the words and write the definition in YOUR own words.