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Sixth Grade Module 1
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Abandoned | Left behind or given up by a person or group. |
| Withered | Dried up, shriveled, or weakened, often because of a lack of water. |
| Drought | A long period with little or no rain, causing a shortage of water. |
| Procession | A group of people or vehicles moving together in an organized way. |
| Relationships | Connections between people, such as friendships or family ties. |
| Prospects | Chances or possibilities for success in the future. |
| Court | A place where legal cases are heard and decisions are made; it can also mean a king’s or queen’s royal household. |
| Sparse | Thinly spread out or not very plentiful. |
| Hospitality | The friendly and generous way you welcome and treat guests. |
| Making peace | Ending an argument or conflict and becoming friendly again. |
| Amateur | Someone who does an activity for enjoyment rather than as a paid professional. |
| Migrants | People who move from one place to another, often to find work, safety, or a better life. |
| Withered | Dried out, shriveled, or weakened. |
| Deformed | Changed from the usual shape or form, sometimes because of injury, illness, or how something developed. |
| Stylistic devices | Techniques writers use to make their writing more interesting, powerful, or memorable. |
| Point of view | The position or perspective from which a story is told or a situation is described. |
| Simile | A comparison between two different things using the words like or as. |
| Metaphor | A comparison that describes one thing as if it were another thing. |
| Perspective | A particular way of seeing, understanding, or thinking about something. |
| Repetition | The use of a word, phrase, sound, or idea more than once for emphasis or effect. |
| Sympathy | Feeling sorry for someone who is experiencing trouble or sadness. |
| Compassion | Caring about someone who is suffering and wanting to help them. |
| Symbolism | Using an object, person, or action to represent a deeper meaning or idea. |
| Conservation | Protecting and carefully using natural resources, such as water, forests, and wildlife. |
| Rehabilitate | To help someone or something recover, improve, or return to a healthy or useful condition. |
| Devastation | Great damage, destruction, or sadness caused by a terrible event. |
| Sustained | Continued for a period of time without stopping; it can also mean kept something going or supported it. |
| spirits | A person's mood or feelings, such as being cheerful or discouraged. |
| Composition | the way something is put together. |
| Texture | The way something feels or looks as if it would feel, such as rough, smooth, or bumpy. |
| Resilient | Able to recover, keep going, or bounce back after difficulties. |
| Busting | Breaking, bursting, or doing something with great energy; the exact meaning depends on the sentence. |
| Slang | Informal words or expressions often used in casual conversation. |
| Idiom | A phrase whose meaning is different from the literal meaning of its words, such as “It's raining cats and dogs.” |
| Impress | To make someone admire you or think highly of you. |
| Devour | To eat something quickly and eagerly; it can also mean to read or take in something eagerly. |
| Undergo | To experience or go through something, often a change or challenge. |
| Dazzled | Amazed or impressed by something bright, beautiful, or extraordinary. |
| Glowering | Looking at someone angrily or threateningly. |
| Compromise | An agreement in which each side gives up something to settle a disagreement. |
| Commencing | Beginning or starting. |
| Resilience | The ability to recover from difficulties and keep going. |
| Endure | To go through something difficult or painful without giving up. |
| Glum | Sad, gloomy, or disappointed. |
| Brewed | Prepared by soaking or boiling ingredients in liquid; it can also mean that something was developing, such as trouble. |
| Resilient | Able to recover from problems or difficult experiences. |
| Insinuate | To suggest something indirectly instead of saying it clearly. |
| Dialect | A form of a language spoken by a particular group or in a particular region, with its own words or pronunciation. |
| Depression (economic) | A long period when the economy is very weak, businesses struggle, and many people lose their jobs. |
| Loathsome | Extremely unpleasant or disgusting. |
| Parched | Extremely dry or very thirsty. |
| Cope | To manage or deal with a difficult situation. |
| Considerate | Thoughtful about other people's feelings and needs. |
| Transformation | A major change in the appearance, form, or condition of something or someone. |
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