Nimona Chapter 1-5 Vocabulary

Vocabulary Study Notes from Nimona Chapters 1-5

• Villain: Represents evil in a plot, often creating conflict against protagonists.
• Genetically Modified: Refers to organisms whose DNA has been altered, frequently seen in scientific advancements.
• Chaos: Describes complete disorder and confusion, often central to dramatic events.
• Institution: An organization established for a specific purpose, serving a functional role in society.
• Infiltrated: Action of secretly entering a location, typically concerning espionage or covert operations.
• Heist: A term for robbery, particularly involving a strategic plan to steal valuable items.
• Volatile: Characterized as explosive, indicating unpredictability or instability, especially in tense situations.
• Intruder: Someone who enters without permission, often creating a sense of danger or threat.
• Disregard: The act of ignoring or paying no attention to something, indicating a lack of concern.
• Raiders: Individuals who violently attack businesses with the intent to steal, emphasizing criminal behavior.
• Pillaging: Involves robbing with violence, especially occurring in wartime, often leading to significant destruction.
• Gibberish: Speech or writing that is nonsensical, lacking clarity or meaning, often used for comedic effect.
• Sorcery: Involves the use of magic, frequently featured in fantasy genres, highlighting supernatural elements.
• Corrosive: A substance capable of damaging or destroying materials, especially relevant in chemistry.
• Notoriously: Describes someone or something that is well known for negative actions or qualities.
• Infamous: Associated with being well known for bad qualities or deeds, often leading to a negative reputation.
• Appalling: Refers to something that causes shock or is very bad, indicating strong negative reactions.
• Retinal Scanner: A device that scans the unique pattern of blood vessels in the retina, used for secure identification.
• Retina: The light-sensitive area in the eye responsible for vision, crucial for visual perception.
• Inanimate: Describes objects that are not alive, distinguishing between living organisms and non-living things.

Test your knowledge of vocabulary from chapters 1 to 5 of 'Nimona'. This quiz features key terms and their definitions to enhance your understanding of the story. Perfect for students looking to improve their language skills while enjoying this graphic novel.