Where the Mountain Meets the Moon Chapters 7-12

Study Notes

Vocabulary Study Notes

Trembled: Indicates a physical reaction of shaking, often due to fear or cold.
Nimble: Describes someone or something that is quick, light, and agile in movement; often associated with grace.
Sparingly: Refers to a limited or minimal amount; suggests moderation in use.
Whimpered: Represents a soft, feeble cry or whine, indicating distress or discomfort.
Fury: Denotes an intense, uncontrollable rage or anger, often leading to aggressive actions.
Ridiculous: Characterizes something that is absurdly silly or laughable; evokes a sense of disbelief.
Twine: A type of tightly twisted thread or string, used for various purposes such as binding items together.
Subdued: A state of being quiet, restrained, or controlled; often implies a lack of energy or enthusiasm.
Conceited: Describes a person who has an excessively high opinion of themselves; synonymous with vanity.
Flaunt: The act of displaying something ostentatiously to attract attention or admiration.
Apprentice: A learner who works under a skilled individual to gain knowledge and experience in a specific trade.
Haggard: Describes a weary, tired appearance; can indicate exhaustion or distress.
Stammered: A speech impediment characterized by hesitations or repetitions, often due to nervousness.
Beckoned: The action of signaling someone to come closer, typically performed through gestures like nodding or waving.
Indebted: The state of owing something, whether it be money, gratitude, or obligation to someone.
Fate: Refers to the predetermined course of events in one's life; often associated with destiny and unavoidable outcomes.

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Test your vocabulary knowledge with flashcards from chapters 7 to 12 of 'Where the Mountain Meets the Moon'. Each card includes a word and its definition to enhance your understanding of the text. Perfect for students looking to improve their literary vocabulary.