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Nganga the Guinea Fowl had glossy black feathers until she noticed delicate speckles covering her back that she admired. While in the reeds, she saw something yellow twitching and scrambled up the bank to get a closer look. When a hungry leopard emerged from the reeds in a terrible temper, the speckles allowed Nganga to hide and escape in the shadows and grass.
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- 1. How The Guinea Fowl Got Her Spots Edited by Mrs. Randolph Ralph Witters Elementary Unit 4 Lesson 4
- 2. Glossy • Bright and shiny • Synonym: glistening • Antonym: dull • Nganga the Guinea Fowl had glossy black feathers all over.
- 3. delicate • Not strong • Something easily removed, or broken • Synonym: breakable • Guinea Fowl craned her head and admired the delicate speckle covering her back.
- 4. reeds • Tall grass • Antonym: mowed lawn • But something yellow was twitching in the reeds.
- 5. bank • The land along a stream of river • Synonym: edge • She scratched and scrambled up the bank as fast as she could.
- 6. admired • To think well of someone or something • Synonym: Respected, loved • Antonym: unwanted • Guinea Fowl craned her head and admired the delicate speckles covering her back.
- 7. temper • Mood, a way of feeling • Synonym: feeling • He went home in a terrible temper, growling like his empty belly.
- 8. glossy
- 9. delicate
- 10. reeds
- 11. bank
- 12. admired
- 13. temper
- 14. More Story Words
- 15. whirlwind
- 16. calabash
- 17. tasseled
- 18. I am so pretty! I know you must think so, too! My lovely spots are just the thing for hiding in the shadows and grass.
- 19. You just did a whirlwind of a job of reading!
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