Vocabulary
What is a myth or legend?
"Aud" as in the word audio relates to this.
What is listening or hearing?
The main male lead of the story. He goes to flying school.
Who is Max?
DNA, genetics, and traits.
What is the theme of unit 2?
The storm in "The Eye of the Storm" is named after a woman.
Who or what is hurricane Irene.
A small piece of something, often used in research or models.
What is a sample?
When discussing truths or lies we always do this.
What is "telling" the truth or telling lies?
The female lead of our story, she is of Japanese-American descent.
Who is Ikemi?
Migration and the movement of people from one place to another, as well as the reasons why people move.
What is the main theme of unit 3?
When the final "t" and "d" sounds in words are omitted when speaking.
What is elision?
Having certain abilities or skill sets.
What is being skilled?
"I'm certain" or "I'm not at all certain" are examples of this grammar concept.
The father of the main female lead, he is a fisherman by trade.
Who is Hiru?
Love, family, danger, and a fear of the unknown are all themes explored in this reader.
What is "The Eye of the Storm"?
These are clauses that "relate" to another part of a sentence or clause.
What are relative or adjective clauses?
A way to list or separate words or thoughts into groups.
What is a category or categorization?
These are used to determine the meaning of words or phrases when you do not recognize all the words or definitions.
What are context clues?
Who is Ross Peters?
A challenge or even fight between a group or individuals.
What is a conflict?
These are phrases that let you know something is about to happen.
What are signal phrases?
The city that the main characters live near, it is a coastal city in the southern region of Florida.
What is Miami?