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Unit 2 Week 4 The Night of San Juan

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Unit 2 Week 4The Night of San Juan

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elegant (adjective) showing richness and

good taste; showing grace and dignity

My uncle drove his elegant car to the car show.

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blared (verb) made a loud, harsh sound

Music blared from the house next door.

Name three things that can be blared.

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forbidden(adjective) ordered not to do

something; not allowed

The children were forbidden to ride their bikes in the street.

What are you forbidden to do?

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mischievous

(adjective) full of mischief, or conduct that is often playful but causes harm

The mischievous puppy hid everyone’s shoes.

What is an example of a mischievous act?

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reluctant

(adjective) unwilling or undecided

Dustin was reluctant to put his head underwater.

What is an antonym for reluctant?

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hesitation

(noun) a delay due to fear or doubt

Matt showed no hesitation before making a dangerous jump.

How might someone overcome hesitation?

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irresistible(adjective) not capable of being

avoided; tempting

Many people find chocolate cake to be irresistible.

What else do you find irresistible?

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gossiped (verb) talked or spread rumors, often

unfriendly, about other people

Sarah stopped being friends with Jessica and Tori after they gossiped about her.

How would you feel if someone gossiped about you?

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Quiz Time!

elegant, gossiped, forbidden, irresistible, hesitation, blared,

mischievous, reluctantWhich word means to be unwilling or

undecided?

reluctant

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Quiz Time!

elegant, reluctant, forbidden, irresistible, hesitation, blared,

mischievous, gossipedWhich word means to talk or spread rumors,

often unfriendly, about other people?

gossiped

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Quiz Time!

elegant, reluctant, forbidden, irresistible, hesitation, blared,

mischievous, gossipedWhich word means ordered not to do

something; not allowed?

forbidden

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Quiz Time!

elegant, reluctant, forbidden, irresistible, hesitation, blared,

mischievous, gossipedWhich word means not capable of being

avoided; tempting?

irresistible

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Quiz Time!

elegant, reluctant, forbidden, irresistible, hesitation, blared,

mischievous, gossipedWhich word describes a delay due to fear or

doubt?

hesitation

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Quiz Time!

elegant, reluctant, forbidden, irresistible, hesitation, blared,

mischievous, gossipedWhich word means making a loud, harsh

sound?

blared

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Quiz Time!

blared, reluctant, forbidden, irresistible, hesitation, elegant,

mischievous, gossipedWhich word means showing richness and

good taste?

elegant

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Quiz Time!

blared, reluctant, forbidden, irresistible, hesitation, mischievous,

elegant, gossipedWhich word describes conduct that is often

playful but causes harm?

mischievous