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HMH Module 2

5th Grade: Airborn By Kenneth Oppel: Vocab

TermDefinition
Panic Panic is a feeling of strong fear that leaves someone unable to think clearly.
Favorable Something that is favorable gives a benefit or contributes to sucess
Porthole A porthole is a small round window on a ship.
Densely If something is covered densely, the covering is so thick that it is difficult to see through.
Reasonable If something is reasonable, it is logical and easy to understand.
Delirious When someone is delirious, he or she is confused due to fever or illness.
Projected Something that is projected may appear to be real, but it is not.
Contents The contents of a document are the topics or subjects it includes.
Deficiencies If something has deficiencies, it has weaknesses or flaws.
Prose Prose is ordinary writing, in the form of sentences and paragraphs.
Dialogue The dialogue is the conversation among characters in a story.
Climax The climax of a story is its most important event and usually happens near the end.
Foreword The introduction to a book is called its foreword.
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