Wordly Wise
Overwhelm
v. To defeat utterly and completely.
v. To deeply affect the mind or emotions of.
v. To upset; turn over
adj. Great in strength or effect.
Noun
Person, place, thing or idea.
Metaphor
A comparison not using like or as.
Difference between there / they're / their
There = location.
Their = a possession of some ones or a group of people
They're = they are
Who was Jolanta?
One of Irena Sendler's code names.
Repudiate
v. To refuse to support; to reject.
Conjunction
A joining word.
Alliteration
The beginning sounds the same.
's vs s
s = plural
's = belongs to someone
Where were the deportation trains taking people to?
Treblinka.
Trifling
adj. Of little value, importance, or meaning.
Preposition
Describes a placement of two nouns.
Assonance
Its vs it's
Its = possessive form of it for ownership
It's = it is
Momentus
adj. Very important
Article
The, a, an.
Onomatopoeia
The sound of the word IS the sound of the action.
their going to ottowa next weekend
They're going to Ottawa next weekend.
Name three ways the Nazis mistreated the Jewish.
Dragged them along streets, shot people for no reason, made people wear armbands, restricted from going places, forced in the ghettoes, deported to death camps, etc.
Staunch
adj. Faithful; true; strong.
Adverb
Modifies a verb. (Ends in ly).
Irony
An unexpected twist or turn.
in the privious yaer everyone did'nt do Well on gramer,
In the previous year, everyone didn't do well on grammar.
What happened to Ewa, Ala, and Rachela?
Ewa was deported or killed by suffocation.
Ala died in a fire in a labor camp rebellion.
Rachela survived but changed her identity to Karolina.