EOM Vocab #2

Medusa was a hideous monster in the myth.

• looking very ugly or frightening

• having to do with the moon

• to set free

• ordered to be punished

We tried to reduce the amount of paper we used to help the planet.

• easily broken

• cut with something sharp

• make smaller in amount or size

• to fail to operate or function

Look up in the sky to see the lunar eclipse.

• having to do with the moon

• easily broken

• ability to cause a person or thing to change

• process of joining things to form a whole

Columbia was released from Eagle before they joined together again.

• ordered to be punished

• to set free

• cut with something sharp

• moving up

We read a myth about Perseus and Pegasus.

• having to do with the moon

• quick, as in speech

• lasting, or intended to last forever

• a story about gods or supernatural characters

Galileo was condemned to spend the rest of his life locked up at his home.

• to set free

• ordered to be punished

• looking very ugly

• easily broken

They are working to conserve the trees in the forest.

• to protect from being destroyed

• joining things to form a whole

• quick, as in speech

• lasting, lasts forever

The assembly of the rocket took some time before it was ready for lift off.

• cut with something sharp

• moving up

• joining things together to make a whole

• to set free

The hikers needed to be careful during their ascent up the steep hill.

• quick

• moving up

• going down

• lasting forever

Dad gouged the seeds out of the peppers before he cooked them.

• easily broken

• cut with something sharp

• to fail to operate or function

• moving up