The Miraculous Journey-Chapters 1-3

Amazing, outstanding, incredible; not something that you would normally see or experience; used to describe an extremely outstanding or unusual event or accomplishment.

• miraculous

• condescend

• mortified

• derogatory

To cause someone to feel embarrassed, ashamed, or humiliated

• derogatory

• agitated

• mortified

• condescend

troubled in the mind; disturbed and upset

• derogatory

• agitated

• miraculous

• condescend

to act in a way that suggest that one considers oneself better or superior or better than other people

• derogatory

• mortified

• miraculous

• condescend

insulting; offensive; disrespectful; unflattering; unking; showing that you have a low opinion of someone

• agitated

• mortified

• derogatory

• miraculous

I was very _________ when I could not find my little sister. I was supposed to be taking care of her, and she ran off from me. I had no idea where she could be!

• derogatory

• agitated

• mortified

• miraculous

Henry was so ________ when he realized that he had scored a point for the other team. He wished that he could just disappear off of the field.

• mortified

• condescend

• derogatory

• miraculous

The boy had a _______________ recovery. He was in a wheelchair one week, and the next week he was running in a track meet. We couldn't have been happier for him!

• condescend

• miraculous

• mortified

• derogatory

My mother said that I made a _______ comment towards her that was uncalled for. I got grounded for a week. I will never make that mistake again.

• derogatory

• mortified

• miraculous

• agitated

I do not like Suzanne. She is always trying to be better than everyone else. She brags about what she has and criticizes what others have. Her _______ way just does not make me want to be her friend.

• miraculous

• agitated

• condescending

• agitated