Lesson 25- The Robodogs of Greenville

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Lesson 25- The Robodogs of Greenville Vocabulary-by Darlene Morrow

required Something that is required is needed.

functional Something that serves a purpose is functional.

inhabitants The people or animals that live in a certain place are the inhabitants of that place.

amazement Amazement is a feeling of great wonder and surprise.

ample An amount that is ample is enough or more than is needed.

responsibility A responsibility is something you are expected to do.

confused A confused person is mixed up.

shifting If air is shifting, it is moving or changing.

futuristic A futuristic story tells how thing might be in the future.

realistic A book that is realistic describes thing as they really are.

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