The Stars Book Spelling Challenge

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Monique G. R Gonzalez Pimentel

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The Stars Book Spelling Challenge


Froggy Jumps The Stars Book Spelling ChallengeVersion en ligne Word-Definition match game par Monique G. R Gonzalez Pimentel 1 awe a A person who talks incessantly. b An overwhelming feeling of wonder or admiration. c In the manner of someone eager to fight; aggressively. 2 belligerently a Without respect; showing contempt or scorn. b To take one’s time; proceed slowly. c In the manner of someone eager to fight; aggressively. 3 chatterbox a A person who talks incessantly. b To take one’s time; proceed slowly. c Excessively agitated; distraught with violent emotion. 4 dawdle a A six-pointed star formed from two equilateral triangles; used as a symbol of Judaism. b To take one’s time; proceed slowly. c A symbol in the form of a Greek cross with arms bent at right angles; used as a symbol of anti-Semit 5 disdainfully a The act of showing sorrow or grief. b An aggressive and violent criminal c Without respect; showing contempt or scorn. 6 frantically a Excessively agitated; distraught with violent emotion. b Filled or abounding with fog or mist. c To take one’s time; proceed slowly. 7 hazy a Filled or abounding with fog or mist. b An aggressive and violent criminal. c Tall and thin and having long slender limbs. 8 hoodlum a An aggressive and violent criminal. b A person who talks incessantly. c A six-pointed star formed from two equilateral triangles; used as a symbol of Judaism. 9 lanky a Tall and thin and having long slender limbs. b The act of showing sorrow or grief. c An act of destruction or disruption. 10 mourning a The act of showing sorrow or grief. b Clothes and linens that a bride brings to a marriage. c A secret group organized to overthrow a government (in this context: the Resistance). 11 outskirts a A deliberate act of destruction or disruption. b To restrict the consumption of a relatively scarce commodity. c Area relatively far from the center, as of a city or town. 12 rationed a Cautiously, with caution especially in detecting and escaping danger. b A six-pointed star formed from two equilateral triangles; used as a symbol of Judaism. c To restrict the consumption of a relatively scarce commodity. 13 reluctantly a With a certain degree of unwillingness. b Cautiously, with caution especially in detecting and escaping danger. c A deliberate act of destruction or disruption. 14 resistance a A secret group organized to overthrow a government (in this context: the Resistance). b To take one’s time; proceed slowly. c An aggressive and violent criminal 15 sabotage a A secret group organized to overthrow a government (in this context: the Resistance). b A deliberate act of destruction or disruption. c Clothes and linens that a bride brings to a marriage. 16 Star of David a A six-pointed star formed from two equilateral triangles; used as a symbol of Judaism. b A symbol in the form of a Greek cross with arms bent at right angles; used as a symbol of anti-Semit c To draw back, as with fear or pain. 17 swastika a Clothes and linens that a bride brings to a marriage. b A six-pointed star formed from two equilateral triangles; used as a symbol of Judaism. c A symbol in the form of a Greek cross with arms bent at right angles; used as a symbol of anti-Semit 18 trousseau a Cautiously, with caution especially in detecting and escaping danger. b Clothes and linens that a bride brings to a marriage. c The act of showing sorrow or grief. 19 warily a Cautiously, with caution especially in detecting and escaping danger. b A secret group organized to overthrow a government (in this context: the Resistance). c To draw back, as with fear or pain. 20 wince a The act of showing sorrow or grief. b To draw back, as with fear or pain. c Clothes and linens that a bride brings to a marriage. 21 Spell Ellen, the best friend of Annemarie, from Number the Stars. a Elin b Ellen c Helene 22 Spell Kirsti, Annemarie's youngest sister. a Kirsty b Kirstee c Kirsti 23 Spell Annemarie, the main girl's full name. a Annemarie b Annmarie c Anne Marie 24 Spell the capital city where much of the story happens. a Coppenhagen b Kopenhagen c Copenhagen 25 Spell the German officers/forces depicted in the book. a Nazi b Nazee c Nazy 26 Spell the German air force term appearing in the story. a Luftwafer b Luftwaffe c Luftvaffe 27 Spell the name of the family’s protective ally in the story (Uncle Henrik). a Henrik b Henrich c Henrick 28 Spell Peter's surname (the friend of the family). a Nielsen b Neilsen c Nielson 29 Spell Annemarie and Ellen's friend family name of the main character. a Johansen b Johansson c Johanson 30 Spell the country where Denmark is located. a Denmarkh b Denmarck c Denmark

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The Stars Book Spelling ChallengeVersion en ligne

par Monique G. R Gonzalez Pimentel

awe

belligerently

chatterbox

dawdle

disdainfully

frantically

hazy

hoodlum

lanky

mourning

outskirts

rationed

reluctantly

resistance

sabotage

Star of David

swastika

trousseau

warily

wince

Spell Ellen, the best friend of Annemarie, from Number the Stars.

Spell Kirsti, Annemarie's youngest sister.

Spell Annemarie, the main girl's full name.

Spell the capital city where much of the story happens.

Spell the German officers/forces depicted in the book.

Spell the German air force term appearing in the story.

Spell the name of the family’s protective ally in the story (Uncle Henrik).

Spell Peter's surname (the friend of the family).

Spell Annemarie and Ellen's friend family name of the main character.

Spell the country where Denmark is located.