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LEAF Spanish Vocabulary: Staying In For the Evening
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Terms in this set (24)
arreglar
to fix
bañarse
to take a bath
cantar
to sing
charlar
to chat
cocinar
to cook
dormir
to sleep
escribir
to write
escuchar
to listen
estudiar
to study
hablar
to talk
hornear
to bake
jugar
to play
leer
to read
limpear
to clean
meditar
to meditate
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Study the entries and answer the questions that follow. The root fort means "strong." The root graph means "writing." The root gen means "born," "to produce," or "kind" (type). The prefix mono means "one." A group of people born within a certain time period is a[n] _____. Your _____ will determine what physical traits you have.
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From the list below, supply the words needed to complete the paragraph. Some words will not be used. retinue, prate, cliche, unfettered, conscript, extol, impute. There were few volunteers among Captain Hawley's crew of privateers; the captain _____ most of them, giving them the choice of sinking with their plundered ships or joining his crew. England _____ Hawley in at least ten acts of piracy, but never captured him. Like most privateers, Hawley was _____ of the traditional maritime laws and could thus choose his targets freely. Traitors among Hawley's crew often _____ secretly about mutiny, but it would have been almost impossible to fight past the captains personal _____ of trusted officers.
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From the list below, supply the words needed to complete the paragraph. Some words will not be used. $$ \begin{matrix} \text{paean} & \text{delete} & \text{oust} & \text{mendicant}\\ \text{cache} & \text{oscillate} & \text{palpable}\\ \end{matrix} $$ In the late afternoon, Marvin opened the bottom drawer of his desk to reveal a[n] _______ of snack cakes and little bags of potato chips. He helped himself to _______ any old ones that were just taking up space on the computer's hard drive. A heavy fan ______ in the comer of the office, causing self-adhesive notes and thumb-tacked comic strips to flap around in the breeze every few seconds. Next to the fan was a tied trash bag full of empty aluminum soda cans for Joe, a[n] _______ who lived in the alley behind the magazine publisher, Joe, who chose the streets over shelters, inspired many people at the office, and he had no idea that Marvin's next article was going to be a[n] _______ to the homeless who have learned to sustain themselves despite their austere living conditions.
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