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This week’s word of the week is… menace *What do you think the word menace means? *Turn and talk to your neighbor. 1

pronunciation: men-is menace: pronunciation: men-is 2

menace: definitions: noun *a person or thing that is likely to cause harm, a threat, or danger definitions: verb *to serve as a threat 3

menace: Synonyms (noun): (verb): *annoyance *to bother *threat *to torment *troublemaker *to scare 4

menace: Antonyms (noun): (verb): *comfort *to calm *safety *to help *helper *to assist 5

Dennis the Menace was known for terrorizing Mr. Wilson, his neighbor. 6

menace: Hans shows himself to be a menace when he admits his plan to let Anna’s frozen heart overcome her. 7

Captain Hook menaced Peter Pan and the lost boys. 8

What is menacing about this background? menace: What is menacing about this background? 9

What did he mean by this statement? menace: Theodore Roosevelt once said, “To educate a man in mind and not in morals is to educate a menace to society.” What did he mean by this statement? 10