Vocabulary Week 5.

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Vocabulary Week 5

Standing Ovation Have you ever been part of a standing ovation? What was it for? A standing ovation is public approval shown by standing and clapping hands.

A bungalow is a one story house with a front porch. Do you live in a bungalow? Why or why not?

Annual Annual means that something happens every year. What are some events that take place annually?

Obsession When you have an obsession with something, you think about it so much that it is not normal. Are you obsessed with anything? Tell about it.

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