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Cards 1
(Chapter 1) Mrs. Resnick was Clementine's school principal and she had wild, science-y hair.
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Cards 2
(Chapter 4) Margaret suggested that Clementine moved out as a protest.
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Cards 3
(Chapter 6) To crawl is to move forward on our hands and knees.
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Cards 4
(Chapter 7) Clementine got her own toolbelt because she was old enough for the responsibility.
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Cards 5
(Chapter 3) That night, Clementine's little brother asked Mom to read him a story.
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Cards 6
(Chapter 3) Clementine loved the idea of having a new baby brother/sister.
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Cards 7
(Chapter 2) Clementine's hat was knit out by her grandmother.
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Cards 8
(Chapter 4) The lunchroom lady glared at Clementine and Waylon. It means that she stared in a friendly way.
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Cards 9
(Chapter 4) When something is imaginary, it exists in real life.
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Cards 10
(Chapter 1) After Margaret came back from California, she started putting on make up.
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Cards 11
(Chapter 5) The baby booklet could be Clementine and Waylon's new science project.
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Cards 12
(Chapter 7) Clementine's dad bought her a toolbelt from the Li'l Carpenter section.
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Cards 13
(Chapter 5) Mrs. Resnick thought that rats were intelligent and adaptable.
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Cards 14
(Chapter 3) To scribble means to write or draw (something) carefully.
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Cards 15
(Chapter 2) Clementine's mom thought she must have left her hat at school or on the bus.
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Cards 16
(Chapter 5) The baby would surely be born in late July.
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Cards 17
(Chapter 4) Waylon's food had to be in battle before he ate it.
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Cards 18
(Chapter 1) Margaret was only eleven years old.
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Cards 19
(Chapter 7) When Clementine got on the bus, Margaret was ready with a pot of pink cheek-glitter.
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Cards 20
(Chapter 5) Mr. D'Matz collected Hawaiian shirts and basketball cards.
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Cards 21
(Chapter 2) When we mutter, the words that come out of our mouth are very clear.
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Cards 22
(Chapter 6) Clementine's little brother had a regular, normal name.
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Cards 23
(Chapter 2) Clementine had no worries about the family meeting.
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Cards 24
(Chapter 6) Clementine excused herself to see Principal Rice.
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Cards 25
(Chapter 6) Clementine's dad got the toolbelt from the US President.
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Cards 26
(Chapter 3) Gram said that Clementine was a hellion when she was younger.
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Cards 27
(Chapter 3) Clementine thought a family needed more than four members.
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Cards 28
(Chapter 3) Clementine's dad wrote a letter to Gram and Pap at the end of Chapter 3.
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Cards 29
(Chapter 2) Clementine's dad toolbelt was a priceless heirloom.
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Cards 30
(Chapter 6) Clementine was a big fan of mushroom soup.
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Cards 31
(Chapter 7) Moisturized waited for Clementine to get home from school and welcomed her warmly.
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Cards 32
(Chapter 5) When we sigh, we emit a long, deep, audible breath.
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Cards 33
(Chapter 3) A hellion means a rowdy, mischievous, or troublemaking person, especially a child.
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Cards 34
(Chapter 1) Margaret said that Clementine looked great when she got on the bus.
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Cards 35
(Chapter 1) When you look pasty, you look pale and unhealthy.
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Cards 36
(Chapter 7) To conk out means to fall asleep.
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Cards 37
(Chapter 3) When an animal is feral, it means that it is wild.
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Cards 38
(Chapter 5) Clementine had a photographic memory.
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Cards 39
(Chapter 6) Mr. Riley was the school custodian.
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Cards 40
(Chapter 4) Waylon loved gym class.
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