Read 180 – “Combat Zone” Unit Three Vocabulary.

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Read 180 – “Combat Zone” Unit Three Vocabulary

Essential Question What vocabulary is needed for unit three of Read 180?

LBook Page 46

involved committed or engaged

supported to bear or hold up

opposed to act against

service the act of helpful activity

heroes A man or woman of distinguished courage or ability, admired for brave deeds and noble qualities

criticized to find faults

landmark something used to mark the boundary of  land

Monument statue in memory of a person

Lbook Pages 48 - 51

Gradual happening slowly

Gradually slowly, over a long period of time

real true; not imagined

reality truth; what is happening for real

hesitate to pause because you are not sure

hesitation a pause because you are not sure

complicated hard to understand or deal with

complication a situation that makes something harder

Read 180 Unit 3

ambush to attack from a place of hiding

gradually slowly but steadily

hesitate to pause

peril danger

difficult to understand or deal with complicated difficult to understand or deal with

“Ambush” Vocabulary Page 64

site a place

what is happening for real reality what is happening for real

certainly without any doubt

LBook Pages 52 - 53

inscribe to cut or carve words or letters into something

inscription a piece of writing cut into stone or written in the front of a book

tragedy a very sad event

tragic very sad

“The Names” Vocabulary Page 70

to cut or carve words or letters on something inscribe to cut or carve words or letters on something

to look hard at something that is difficult to see peer to look hard at something that is difficult to see