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The part of a book where the characters and the main conflict are introduced.
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If I\'m going to row all the way from Nome to Greenland, I am going to need __________ supplies, such as food.
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An example of this would be when a teacher exchanges e-mails back and forth with a parent.
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A negative example of this would be saying that \"All middle-schoolers are hyperactive and none of them want to learn!\"
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After Bill had crashed and broken Matt\'s snow machine, Matt wanted Bill to __________ him for his loss.
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In The Hunger Games, when Katniss and Peeta are about to eat the nightlock deadly nightlock berries and die to end the games in defiance of the Capitol, the berries are __________ for defiance, escape, and the free will of people who are oppressed.
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When somebody approves and creates rules or laws, they do this.
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For example, when you are asked to solve a math problem, you do this.
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Margaret had to __________ her presentation files to the classroom computer before she could show it to her fellow students.
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An examples of this are when people are fighting over something, or somebody cannot decide upon something important.
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to limit or control.
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His long scarf and funny hat made his appearance very __________.
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big : small :: short : tall
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First or most important.
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Carla gave __________ for Deedee to drive her car to the store.
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To defend something as being right.
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The point in a story when the tension is highest, and the way it will end becomes apparent.
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The way something sounds when it is expressed.
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A verb that means \"to provide resources\", such as money.
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The main set of events in a story.
