Luis Betancourt Carlos Gómez English 080 Section N05 Dr. Jesús López.

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Luis Betancourt Carlos Gómez English 080 Section N05 Dr. Jesús López

Vocabulary Treetop – the upper branches and leaves of a tree other plant. Carrying – 1.2 – Also colloquially referred to as palming, is a violation in the game of basketball. Trouble – 2.3- problems that make something difficult, make you worry, spoil your plants etc. Smelled – 4.1 – the quality that you ire3cognize by using your nose. Market – 5.1 – an area outside where people buy and sell goods, food, etc.

Vocabulary Laughed – 7.1 – to make a sound with your voice, with usually smiling, because you think something is funny. Climbed – 9.3 – to move somewhere with difficult using your hands and feet. Stayed – 9.3 – to remain the same place, job, school, etc, and not believe. Hungry – 10.1 – to not have enough food to eat. Pepper – 10.3 – a spicy black using in cooking.

Vocabulary Burned – 10.3 – to be emotionally hurt by someone or something. Drank – 11.1 – the past tense of drink. Never – 11.1 –not at any time, or hot once. Looked – 11.2 – to put something in a safe place and fasten in with a lock. Again – 11.2 – one more time.

Summary Topic Monkey looks for Trouble Characters Monkey A woman Dogs Settings Treetop and the road.

Moral When you have a big problem better hope it all calms down and then act, so everything will come out better.