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Percy Jackson BK1 #4
Practice these words for chapter 6 - 7
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Archetype | An original model or pattern from which others are made or copied. |
| Thief | Someone who steals |
| Initiation | A set of ceremonies or rituals used to formally initiate someone into a club or society. |
| Refugee | A person forced to leave his or her home or native land to seek safe refuge, usually as a result of war, persecution, or similar. |
| Demigod | A mythological being who is part divine and part human, such as the offspring of a god and a human. |
| Ambrosia | In Greek and Roman mythology, the food or drink of the gods. |
| Abalone | A large edible marine snail, the shell of which is lined with mother-of-pearl. |
| Arena | A stage, ring, or other circumscribed area where sporting events or performances are held. |
| Soul | The spiritual dimension of human beings, regarded by some religions as immortal, and viewed as distinct from the physical body. |
| Caduceus | An ancient Greek or Roman herald's want, typical one with two serpents twined round it, carried by the god Hermes or Mercury. |
| Assignment | An assigned task, such as a job or lesson. |
| Destiny | That which has happened or must happen to someone or something because of fate; events that will happen to a particular person in the future. |
| Gawk | To look at someone or something fixedly and idiotically. |
| Mascot | A person or thing that is supposed to bring good luck, especially one linked to a particular organization or event. |
| Mausoleum | A large, elaborate tomb, or the structure that houses such a tomb. |
| Naiad | A water nymph of Greek mythology, presiding over rivers, springs, and fountains. |
| Courage | The quality of will that enables a person to confront fear or danger regardless of the consequences; bravery. |
| Amphitheater | An arena or stadium, consisting of tiers of seats rising outward from an open central area, used for performances, contests, etc. |
| Camouflage | A method of concealing something such as a person, vehicle, or building, especially from an enemy military force, by covering it or coloring it so as to imitate its surroundings. |
| Archery | The sport or practice of shooting with bows and arrows. |
| Armory | A place where military weapons and equipment are manufactured or stored. |
| Drool | To let saliva fall from your mouth. |
| Gallop | To ride a horse at full speed; to move or run forward rapidly; go fast. |
| Patron | A person who acts as a guardian, supporter, or sponsor, as of an artist or an artistic group or institution. |
| Nectar | A sweet or refreshing drink, especially fruit juice. |
| Career | A profession or occupation chosen as a life's work. |
| Fury | In Greek and Roman mythology, the three horrible female creatures that pursue to the grave those who have committed unpunished crimes. |
| Quest | A search, especially a difficult one for something that is greatly desired. |
| Javelin | A lightweight spear thrown as a weapon. |
| Sewage | Water and waste material carried away in sewers. |
| Prophecy | A prediction or admonition, especially when uttered by one considered to be divine agent or prophet. |
| Hero | One who demonstrates great courage and nobility, especially one who is considered a model or ideal; in mythology, a male figure who achieves great deeds or is regarded as a god. |
| Eon | An extremely long period of time. |
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