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Hachiko: The True Story of a Loyal Dog Vocabulary Words Sixth Grade Unit 1 Week 5

Words to Know ruff fixed furious stooped morsel vigil quietly nudge

A growth of fur or feathers around the neck of an animal ruff fixed furious morsel nudge quietly ruff stooped vigil A growth of fur or feathers around the neck of an animal

fixed Held steady fixed furious morsel nudge quietly ruff stooped vigil Held steady

nudge fixed furious morsel nudge quietly ruff stooped push gently vigil push gently

the act or period of watching vigil fixed furious morsel nudge quietly ruff stooped vigil the act or period of watching

violent or uncontrolled furious fixed furious morsel nudge quietly ruff stooped vigil violent or uncontrolled

quietly fixed furious morsel nudge quietly ruff stooped vigil quietly in a manner that makes little or no noise

morsel fixed furious morsel nudge quietly ruff A small piece of food stooped vigil morsel A small piece of food

stooped fixed furious morsel nudge quietly ruff stooped bent forward vigil stooped bent forward

You’ve got it!

More Words to Know spring case right train

spring right case train proper; opposite of left; lawful

spring right case train teach; mode of transportation

spring right case train container; legal situation; to watch a location

spring right case train small stream of water; the season after winter; move forward

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Essay Question Look Back and Write: (textbook 154) Look back on page 154 where Mr. Kobayashi expresses two possible opinions about why Hachiko waits everyday at the station. Which explanation seems more likely? Write your answer as a debate that uses “pro” and “con” arguments.