James and The Giant Peach Vocabulary

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James and The Giant Peach Vocabulary Fifth Grade Novel Study

Fifth Grade Novel Study Chapter 18 -19 Vocabulary Fifth Grade Novel Study

Words to Know unbelievable impossible perish awkward swiftly gloomy panic pandemonium

Quickly, to move with great speed impossible unbelievable awkward perish gloomy swiftly panic pandemonium swiftly Quickly, to move with great speed

gloomy sad impossible unbelievable awkward perish gloomy swiftly panic pandemonium gloomy sad

impossible Not able to be done impossible unbelievable awkward perish gloomy swiftly panic pandemonium impossible Not able to be done

panic Sudden fear or anxiety impossible unbelievable awkward perish gloomy swiftly panic pandemonium panic Sudden fear or anxiety

perish Sudden death impossible unbelievable awkward perish gloomy swiftly panic pandemonium perish Sudden death

Wild chaos, crowd uproar impossible unbelievable awkward perish gloomy swiftly panic pandemonium pandemonium Wild chaos, crowd uproar

unbelievable Not able to be believed impossible unbelievable awkward perish gloomy swiftly panic pandemonium unbelievable Not able to be believed

awkward Different, odd moment impossible unbelievable awkward perish gloomy swiftly panic pandemonium awkward Different, odd moment

Not able easy Which means the same thing as the underlined word? He thought the mountain was impossible to climb. Not able easy

Which means the same thing as the underlined word? Her stunt was unbelievable. Out of this world Very difficult

Which means the same thing as the underlined word? The outfit did not fit right and felt awkward. Not right ugly

died smashed Which means the same thing as the underlined word? Aunt Sponge and Aunt Spiker perished by the hand of the peach. died smashed

upset crying Which means the same thing as the underlined word? The little girl was gloomy because she did not get any ice cream. upset crying

Forgot to lock the door In a fast way Which means the same thing as the underlined word? The boy swiftly left his house because he was late for school. Forgot to lock the door In a fast way

Freak out sing Which means the same thing as the underlined word? The man stared to panic because he had lost his keys. Freak out sing

wild calm Which means the same thing as the underlined word? The concert was sheer pandemonium, with people running around everywhere. wild calm

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