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Freak the Mighty Vocabulary list 1

1. phony - adjective not genuine; giving a false impression

2. glimpse – noun noun - a brief look

3. invincible - adjective describes a person who can't be beaten

4. flimsy - adjective weak; easily broken or torn unconvincing (difficult to believe or accept)

5. propulsion - noun the moving force behind something

6. cretin - noun an offensive term for someone considered unintelligent

7. demeanor - noun outward behavior; the way someone acts

8. postulate - verb to assume based on an argument or theory

9. sophisticated - adjective knowing a lot about the world; having fancy tastes and ideas

10. illiterate - adjective not being able to read or write

HOMEWORK Choose 5 vocabulary words. Draw or find a picture to illustrate the words. Bring to class tomorrow. A partner will guess the vocabulary word based on your illustration.

REVIEW SLIDES

1. phony - adjective not genuine; giving a false impression

2. glimpse – noun a brief look

3. invincible - adjective describes a person who can't be beaten

4. flimsy - adjective weak; easily broken or torn unconvincing (difficult to believe or accept)

5. propulsion - noun the moving force behind something

6. cretin - noun an offensive term for someone considered unintelligent

7. demeanor - noun outward behavior; the way someone acts

8. postulate - verb to assume based on an argument or theory

9. sophisticated - adjective knowing a lot about the world; having fancy tastes and ideas

10. illiterate - adjective not being able to read or write