Key Vocabulary | Definition | Sentence |
Attentively (p.404) | With attention or alertness | The rest of the kids listened attentively, but Maria Isabel just kept looking down at her desk. |
Disappointed (p.398) | Feeling like things didn’t go the way you had hoped | She knew they were going to be very disappointed when they saw the other kids in her class taking part in the play. |
Misunderstanding (p.398) | A failure to understand | It’s all a big misunderstanding…. If only there was some way I could let her know. |
Nervously (p.404) | With concern, worry, or fear | Maria Isabel walked nervously up to the front of the room and stood next to the teacher, who was strumming her guitar. |
Troublesome (p.401) | Causing problems | Maria Isabel felt that she was caught in a sticky, troublesome spider’s web of her own… |
Revolved (p.395) | To be centered around a particular thing | Everything at school now revolved around plans for the Winter Pageant. |
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Anthology Vocabulary for Maria Isabel story
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These are great words to say and learn.
ReplyDeletethose look like big words!
ReplyDeleteThese are very hard words for me to memorize them,but one of them are very easy, but Im still learning them.
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