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english exam

single shard, leons story, and spelling words

leon tillage was a northerner false
extract to draw out
retire to quit your job because of your age, or to sleep
obedient to do what you are told
aroma a fragrance or an odor
obstacles something that gets in someone's way
companion a friend
bland lacking a strong taste or flavor
compatible go well together
pedestrian someone who journeys on foot
clustered a group of people who are close together
brittle fragile,not flexible
cultivate to get the soil ready to plant a seed
assembly a group of people
significant important
monstrous scary or big
assemble to put together something
revive to bring something/someone back to life
conquer to deafeat
grim sad
distract to take one's attention away from their work
crave to have a longing for
ancestor someone who lived before you
carnivorous flesh-eating
meddlesome to get in someone's business
remote to be far away in time or space
ascend to rise, usually in a steady way
Leon grew up in fuquay, North Carolina True
a sharecropper was someone who gave food to the community False
Leon's family was always in debt to the farmer who owned the land True
In America Leon and family were considered second best True
Leon's parents relied on god to help them through bad times True
Leon's father cared desperately about education False
Mr. Clark kept the children safe when they were walking home from school True
Created by: kgreene10
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