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Horse heroes vocab with pics
- 1. ambition something for which you have a strong desire; will to succeed Celia’s ambition to be the manager of the company causes her to work late every day. Pearson Reading Street Selection Vocabulary Grade 4 Unit 2 Week 4 Horse Heroes BCSD Curriculum and Standards
- 2. infested covered by something harmful The roses in the park are infested by aphids. Pearson Reading Street Selection Vocabulary Grade 4 Unit 2 Week 4 Horse Heroes BCSD Curriculum and Standards
- 3. landslide mass of earth or rock that slides down a steep slope Sometimes a landslide can occur when there is too much rain in an area. Pearson Reading Street Selection Vocabulary Grade 4 Unit 2 Week 4 Horse Heroes BCSD Curriculum and Standards
- 4. quicksand a very deep, soft, wet sand that will not hold up to a person’s weight If you ever fall into quicksand, do not struggle or you will go further in. Pearson Reading Street Selection Vocabulary Grade 4 Unit 2 Week 4 Horse Heroes BCSD Curriculum and Standards
- 5. resistance a thing or act that resists; opposing force; opposition Because of strong resistance by the townspeople, the new shopping mall will not be built. Pearson Reading Street Selection Vocabulary Grade 4 Unit 2 Week 4 Horse Heroes BCSD Curriculum and Standards
- 6. rickety liable to fall or break down; shaky; weak That abandoned house has rickety, unsafe stairs. Pearson Reading Street Selection Vocabulary Grade 4 Unit 2 Week 4 Horse Heroes BCSD Curriculum and Standards
- 7. roamed went about with no special plan or aim; wandered Buffalo once roamed over much of the West. Pearson Reading Street Selection Vocabulary Grade 4 Unit 2 Week 4 Horse Heroes BCSD Curriculum and Standards
- 8. vast very great; immense In Alaska, vast areas of land are still wilderness. Pearson Reading Street Selection Vocabulary Grade 4 Unit 2 Week 4 Horse Heroes BCSD Curriculum and Standards