Lesson 5 Vocabulary Review
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This document provides vocabulary words with definitions to review, including: punishment for doing something wrong is a penalty; a place is a location; when people or animals get worked up easily is excitable; when something flies of moves in a light and quick way is flutters; when you are sure about something is positive; chosen a particular thing is selected; when someone gives new information to a group of people is an announcement; a job for which someone might get training or go to school is a career.
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- 3. a place location
- 4. when people or animals get worked up easily excitable
- 5. when something flies of moves in a light and quick way flutters
- 6. when you are sure about something positive I’m sure that is spelled wrong.
- 7. chosen a particular thing selected
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- 9. a job for which someone might get training or go to school career