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What does the word 'buoyed' mean?
What does the word 'cacophony' refer to?
What does 'careen' mean?
To move swiftly in an uncontrolled way
Define the word 'infinite'.
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What does 'infuriated' mean?
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What does 'mottled' refer to?
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What does 'mussed' mean?
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Define 'rumpled'.
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What does 'tinged' mean?
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What is the meaning of 'torrent'?
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Study Notes
Vocabulary from "Esperanza Rising" Chapter 13
- Buoyed: Refers to being kept afloat or uplifted, as in a description involving rose blooms and rosehips.
- Cacophony: Describes a harsh, discordant noise, exemplified by a vibrant and chaotic blanket of colors.
- Careen: Indicates swift, uncontrolled movement, mentioned in the context of avoiding such a scenario.
- Infinite: Suggests a sense of limitless possibilities, reflected in Esperanza's expansive thoughts.
- Infuriated: Conveys a state of extreme anger, specifically in response to Tio Luis discovering a disappearance.
- Mottled: Depicts an object marked with various shades or splotches, illustrated by the exterior of plums.
- Mussed: Describes a disorderly appearance, as seen in Abuelita’s travel-worn clothes.
- Rumpled: Indicates a wrinkled and messy look, as noted with Miguel’s appearance post-travel.
- Tinged: Suggests a slight coloring, exemplified by clouds displaying pink and orange hues.
- Torrent: Refers to a powerful, rapidly flowing stream of water, emphasizing strength and movement.
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Test your knowledge of vocabulary from Chapter 13 of 'Esperanza Rising'. This quiz includes important words and their definitions to help you better understand the narrative and enhance your language skills. Perfect for students and fans of the book.
