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READING VOCABULARY for Sixth Term

Week 31    YEH-SHEN
1.    collapsed—completely lost strength; broke down suddenly
2.    horror—great fear and dread
3.    jealous—envious; full of dislike for rivals
4.    marveled—felt wonder and astonishment
5.    orphan—child whose parents are dead
6.    sage—wise person; small plant used for food flavoring

Week 32    THE THREE LITTLE PIGS AND THE FOX
1.    jowls—flesh hanging under lower jaw; cheeks
2.    nippy—chilly in a sharp, biting way
3.    pleaded—begged; made a sincere request
4.    squirming—twisting about
5.    stalling—delaying or preventing
6.    stammered—spoke with pauses or repeated words

Week 33    MUFARO’S BEAUTIFUL DAUGHTERS
1.    commotion—noisy confusion; disorder
2.    considerate—thoughtful of people’s feelings; kind
3.    descended—moved down from a higher to a lower place
4.    destination—place to which a person or thing is going
5.    grieve—feel great sorrow
6.    ignored—paid no attention to
7.    praise—express high regard or approval
8.    preparations—actions needed to get things ready

Week 34    THE STONECUTTER
1.    brilliant—shining brightly
2.    dazzling—blinding by too much light
3.    glorious—full of great praise or beauty; magnificent
4.    merchant—person who buys and sells goods for profit
5.    protection—keeping of someone from harm
6.    raged—talked or acted in a violent way
7.    refreshment—food and drink
8.    soared—flew high in the air; went very high

SIXTH TERM SPELLING WORDS

Column 1     Column 2     Column 3     Column 4    Column 5          

Week 31 YEH-SHEN--ROW 1                                
enter        collar        favor        actor        horror        
banner        labor        bother        polar        jealous
sugar        finger        fever        master        marvelous
shower        mirror        doctor        traitor        collapsed
motor        beggar        temper        whenever    sage



Week 32 THE THREE LITTLE PIGS AND THE FOX--ROW 2                
title        simple        nickel        ankle        nippy        
towel        eagle        gentle        marvel        stammered    
battle        special        barrel        juggle        jowls        
pedal        total        model        squirrel        pleaded
metal        trouble        tangle        riddle        stalling
                                squirming
                                sneaking



Week 33 MUFARO’S BEAUTIFUL DAUGHTERS--ROW 3                
library        history        victory        together    descended
another        however    imagine        memory    ignored
hospital        several        camera        continue    praise
example    vacation    potato        favorite        grieve
deliver        important    remember    president    preparations



Week 34 THE STONECUTTER--ROW 4                            
half        kneel        wrinkle        honest        raged        
comb        wreath        listen        knuckle        dazzling    
often        calm        fetch        plumber    glorious        
honor        answer        yolk        limb        protection
fasten        handsome    climb        folktale        soared
                                truly
                                promise
                                wealth

WEEK 35—Row 5
meant        pleasant    disguise    wonder        plaid
routine        guess        sweat        league        onion
style        women        magazine    type        guarantee
flood        either        guilt        ceiling        rhyme
month        against        receive        money        submarine



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