The World on the Turtles Back Vocab

Something pleasing and appealing, especially a choice of food.

• Delicacies

• Frantically

• Vanquish

• Pliable

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To defeat in a contest or conflict

• Delicacies

• Frantically

• Vanquish

• Pliable

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Excitedly, with strong emotion or frustration.

• Delicacies

• Frantically

• Vanquish

• Pliable

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Easily bent or shaped; easily influenced, persuaded, or controlled.

• Delicacies

• Frantically

• Vanquish

• Pliable

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The two soldiers fought fiercely, but in the end, they know that one would have to ___________ the other.

• Delicacies

• Frantically

• Vanquish

• Pliable

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Stacey searched ________ for her missing dog.

• Delicacies

• Frantically

• Vanquish

• Pliable

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In some Asian countries, fish eyes are considered _____________.

• Delicacies

• Frantically

• Vanquish

• Pliable

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You must knead the dough until it is soft and ___________.

• Delicacies

• Frantically

• Vanquish

• Pliable

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To succeed in sports, you sometimes have to ​ (a)   to new coaches and their coaching styles.

• adapt
• displace
• coherent
• dynamic

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Some examples of ​ ​ (a)   include characters, situations, or actions that represent universal examples of human nature. ​ ​

• Folk literature
• Creation myth
• Inference
• Archetypes

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