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What are provisions?
What does trotted mean?
Ran slowly, with a loose, easy motion
What are gourds?
The rounded fruit of a plant related to the squash
What does dilapidated mean?
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What is a boulder?
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What does conviction refer to?
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Study Notes
Vocabulary Study Notes - Summer of the Mariposas, Chapter 11
- Provisions: Essential supplies, primarily food, required for sustenance during a journey or hardship.
- Trotted: A form of running characterized by a slow, relaxed pace, often used in describing the movement of animals.
- Gourds: Rounded fruits from a plant related to squash; can be dried and transformed into containers or decorative items.
- Dilapidated: Describes structures that are in a state of disrepair, showing signs of age or neglect.
- Boulder: A large rock, often significant in size, typically found in natural environments.
- Conviction: A firmly held belief or opinion, often involving strong feelings about a particular subject or cause.
- Vehemence: The intensity or passion behind a feeling or expression, often seen in strong arguments or emotions.
- Tethered: The act of being tied or secured, usually referring to animals or objects to prevent movement.
- Warlock: A male witch, typically associated with malevolent magic or supernatural practices.
- Mulish: Describes a person or behavior that is stubborn, unwilling to change or compromise.
- Accentuate: To draw attention to something, emphasizing its importance or making it stand out.
- Vociferous: Characterized by loud, noisy behavior, often used to describe people who demand attention.
- Braying: The loud, harsh sound made by a donkey, signifying certain behaviors or emotional states.
- Cantering: Refers to a smooth, easy gallop, often applied to horses and their pace.
- Lurched: A sudden, awkward, or jerky movement, often indicating surprise or loss of balance.
- Foreboding: An ominous feeling suggesting that something bad or unfavorable is about to occur.
- Feral: Describing animals that are wild and untrained, often reverting to a natural state without domestication.
- Malevolence: Intentions or actions that are harmful or evil, often directed towards others.
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Test your understanding of essential vocabulary from Chapter 11 of 'Summer of the Mariposas'. This quiz covers key terms and their meanings, helping to enhance your grasp of the text. Perfect for students looking to deepen their literary vocabulary.
