vocabulary Hatchet
we call the distance we measure upward this
altitude
a vast, nearly level, treeless plain is called this
tundra
violent disorder or commotion is called
turbulance
a type of sentence that just makes a statement is called this
declarative
a sentence that has two or more independent clauses combined with a comma and a conjunction is called
compound sentence
audible
when striking one thing against another, forceful contact is called
impact
when you roll about or lie in water, snow, or mud it is called
wallow or wallowing
a type of sentence that shows excitement is called this
exclamatory
a sentence with one independent clause and at least one dependent clause is called
complex sentence
when you tip or incline an airplane laterally it is called
banked or banking
when something is being transmitted or broadcasted over radio waves, we call this
transmissions
when you twist suddenly and forcibly; pull, or force it is called
wrenching
a questioning sentence is called this
interrogative
a sentence that has two or more independent clauses and at least one dependent clause is called
compound-complex
a swift or sweeping movement is called this
lashed
what shows the distance above sea level, terrain, or another reference point
altimeter
what is used to find the correct direction
compass
a command sentence is called this
imperative
a dependent clause is also called what
subordinate
when you drawback or tense from your body from pain it is called this
wincing
what is streamlined metal housing or covering for an engine called
cowling
when something will not bend, we call it
rigid
a sentence that has one independent clause is called this
simple sentence
when you compare something using like or as it is called
simile