Weeks 13-15 Vocab

The word wise means...

• not having or showing good judgement or intelligence

• having or showing good judgement and intelligence

• someone who is selfish and wants more of something than he or she needs

• fasten or tie firmly

The word unwise means...

• someone who is selfish and wants more of something than he or she needs

• in an indignant way, or in a way that shows you are angry because you feel insulted or treated unfairly

• fasten or tie firmly

• not having or showing good judgement or intelligence

The word greedy means...

• having or showing good judgement or intelligence

• someone who is selfish and wants more than he or she needs

• follow or chase someone in order to catch him or her

• trick or fool someone in order to catch him or her

The word pursue means...

• bending you legs and lowing your body close to the ground

• trick or fool someone into believing something that isn't true

• follow or chase someone in order to catch him or her

• fasten or tie firmly

The word deceive means...

• trick or fool someone into believing something that isn't true

• follow or chase someone in order to catch him or her

• bending your legs and lowering your body close to the ground

• in a thorough way, or completely

The word crouch means...

• fasten or tie firmly

• in an indignant way, or in a way that shows you are angry because you feel insulted or unfairly treated

• in a thorough way, or completely

• bending your legs and lowering your body close to the ground

The word secure means...

• fasten or tie firmly

• in an indignant way, or in a way that shows you are angry because you feel insulted or unfairly treated

• in a thorough way, or completely

• calm or peaceful

The word thoroughly means...

• keep going for a long period of time

• in a thorough way, or completely

• in an indignant way, or in a way that shows you are angry because you feel insulted or unfairly treated

• follow or hunt a person or animal quietly and secretly

The word indignantly means...

• follow or hunt a person or animal quietly or secretly

• calm or peaceful

• keep going for a long period of time

• in an indignant way, or in a way that shows you are angry because you feel insulted or unfairly treated

The word sustain means...

• follow or hunt a person or animal quietly and secretly

• shout or roar loudly

• keep going for a long period of time

• calm or peaceful