2015 unit 1 week 6

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This document defines 6 vocabulary words: Short Cut, Passenger, Freight, Mound, Briers, and Tussled. Short Cut means a quicker way to get somewhere. Passenger refers to a traveler on a vehicle with other people. Freight describes goods transported by various vehicles. Mound is a natural elevation of earth. Briers are prickly scrambling shrubs. Tussled means to engage in a struggle.

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Short Cut: A quicker way to get
somewhere.

Passenger: A traveler on a vehicle with other
people.

Freight: Goods transported by truck, train,
ship, or aircraft.

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