Hatchet Chapter 14 Vocabulary

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What does the word 'snowball' mean?

  • Decrease gradually in size
  • Stay the same size
  • Increase rapidly in size, intensity, or importance (correct)
  • Freeze and remain solid

What does 'rectify' mean?

Put something right; correct

What does the term 'sulfurous' refer to?

Containing or derived from sulfur

Define 'corrosive'.

<p>Corroding or eating away</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does 'seared' mean?

<p>Burn or scorch the surface of something with sudden, intense heat</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a 'carp'?

<p>A deep-bodied freshwater fish</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does it mean to 'weave'?

<p>Form fabric by interlacing long threads</p> Signup and view all the answers

Define 'prospect'.

<p>The possibility or likelihood of some future event occurring</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Vocabulary Study Notes from Hatchet Chapter 14

  • Snowball: Refers to a rapid increase in size, intensity, or importance, often used metaphorically to describe situations or emotions that escalate quickly.

  • Rectify: Means to put something right or correct a mistake; an essential action in problem-solving and decision-making.

  • Sulfurous: Describes vapor or smoke that contains or is derived from sulfur, often associated with strong, pungent odors.

  • Corrosive: Refers to substances that corrode or eat away at materials, highlighting potential dangers in chemical reactions or environmental hazards.

  • Seared: Used to describe the action of burning or scorching the surface of something with intense heat, important in culinary contexts and in understanding materials' properties.

  • Carp: Identifies a specific type of freshwater fish known for its deep body; significant in discussions of biodiversity and aquatic ecosystems.

  • Weave: Refers to the method of forming fabric or items by interlacing threads; a fundamental technique in textiles and crafts.

  • Prospect: Indicates the possibility or likelihood of a future event occurring; useful when discussing potential outcomes and forecasting situations.

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