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Vocabulary in Pictures Unit V

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Vocabulary in Pictures Unit V. The bank robber’s accomplice sat with trembling hands on the wheel. New York’s Twin Towers were annihilate d on September 11, 2001. Our seating arrangement, created before the first class, was completely arbitrary . - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Vocabulary in Pictures  Unit V

Vocabulary in Pictures Unit V

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The bank robber’s accomplice sat with trembling hands on the wheel.

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New York’s Twin Towers were annihilated on September 11, 2001.

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Our seating arrangement, created before the first class, was completely arbitrary.

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Jody blew into town with a

brazen attitude and took over

the town.

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Japan’s attack on Pearl Harbor was the catalyst for U.S. involvement in World War II.

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Hurricane Katrina caused a mass exodus of Louisiana residents.

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Unable to facilitate peace, the mom left her children to squabble.

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Incorrigible actions often result in unavoidable repercussions.

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Hagrid was the one who initially brought the news to Harry about his latent wizardry talents.

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The militant actions of PETA protestors ruined the celebrity’s fur coat with paint.

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Many people believe the validity of Nostradamus’s morose calendar of predictions.

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The slightly opaque quality of the stained glass window gave the room an isolated feel.

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Winning the Oscar was the paramount moment of her career.

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Identical twins often prattle on in their own language no one else can understand.

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Unable to rebut his father’s argument, Andy went to bed without dessert.

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Too many reprimands

from the teacher will get you sent

to the principal’s

office!

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Unfamiliar with a life of servitude, Scarlett had a difficult time doing things for herself after the war.

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Bart’s last-minute slapdash attempt at his homework resulted in a poor grade.

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The older toys lie stagnant in the corner of the room, having been abandoned for new birthday gifts.

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I refused to succumb to the pressure

to try the latest cool drug at the

party.