Rewards Unit 1-3

What does the word betray mean?

• When a phone rings, you react by answering it

• to suggest an idea

• to keep a horse from leaving by putting it inside a fenced pasture

• someone you trust hurts you

What does the word confine mean?

• to suggest an idea

• to keep a horse from leaving a fenced pature

• someone you trust hurts you

• When a phone rings, you react by answering it

What does the word respond mean?

• When a phone rings, you react by answering it

• to suggest an idea

• to keep a horse from leaving by putting it inside a fenced pasture

• someone you trust hurst you

What does the word propose mean?

• to suggest an idea

• someone you trust hurst you

• When the phone rings, you react by answering it

• someone you trust hurts you

What does the word distract mean?

• Shapes that generally look like people

• someone opening the door takes all the students' attention away from what they are doing

• too upset to make up your mind about something

• you get rid of things you no longer need

What does the word abstract mean?

• you get rid of things you no longer need

• shapes that generally look like people

• too upset to make up your mind about something

• when you think you saw an elephant fly

What does the word distraught mean?

• someone opening the door takes all the students' attention away from what they are doing

• too upset to make up your mind about something

• What you'd think if you saw an elephant flying

• too upset to make up your mind about something

What does the word administers mean?

• you get rid of things you no longer need

• too upset to make up your mind about something

• someone takes responsibility for running a company

• shapes that generally look like people

What does the word discard mean?

• what you'd think if you saw an elephant flying

• shapes that generally look like people

• someone takes responsibility for running a company

• you get rid of things you no longer need

What does the word persist mean?

• to tell ahead of time what you think is going to happen

• to keep track of information in order to use it in the future

• to keep going, even though you want to give up

• to point out differences