Vocabulary
I'm Your Venus
Let the Sunshine In
Margot
Potpourri
100
It means you can spring back into shape.
What is resilient?
100
Make sure you hydrate yourself because it gets to about this temperature there.
What is 900 degrees Fahrenheit?
100
Margot describes the sun as looking like this coin:
What is a penny?
100
The rain washed out this color from her eyes:
What is blue?
100
The place where most of the children were born
What is Venus?
200
When something is becoming less active, it is doing this.
What is slackening?
200
It's been raining this long on Venus.
What is seven years?
200
The children play outside in what looks like several of this species from the ocean:
What is an octopus?
200
"She was an old _________ dusted from an album, whitened away..."
What is photograph?
200
Where Margot sat for an hour
What is the closet?
300
What we breathe out-- it's Venus's air.
What is carbon dioxide?
300
Venus is the goddess of these:
What are beauty and love?
300
Finish this poem: "I think the sun is a flower, That blooms for just one _________."
What is hour?
300
She left Earth at this age:
What is four years old?
300
The bully in the story
Who is William?
400
The way Whittier students sometimes act in the hallways-- spell this word
What is tumultuously?
400
Earth is the third planet from the sun; Venus is this number:
What is second?
400
The first two words to the "Sesame Street" theme song
What are "sunny day?"
400
Margot's mother and father may take her to this planet next year:
What is Earth?
400
The year of Ray Bradbury's birth
What is 1920?
500
Spell the home state of Margot.
What is Ohio?
500
What you call a being from Venus:
What is a Venusian?
500
If you can't go outside and enjoy the sun, try one of these:
What is a sun lamp?
500
Her voice is described as sounding like:
What is a ghost?
500
What the children were compared to when they were looking out the window in the introduction
What are roses (weeds is acceptable, too)?
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