VOCABULARY WORDS “Wild Shots, They’re My Life” by Tui De Roy.

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Wild Shots, They're My Life

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VOCABULARY WORDS

“Wild Shots, They’re My Life” by Tui De Roy

Curious Full of questions, wanting to learn

“The best part was that the animals in the Galapagos were as curious about me as I was about them.”

Does the following picture show someone who is curious, full of questions, eager to learn?

collapsed Fell down

“Finally, they collapsed into a heap and started snoozing.”

Does this picture show something that has collapsed, fallen down?

Does this picture show someone or something that has collapsed, fallen down?

marine found in the sea or ocean

“Galapagos marine iguanas are the only lizards in the world that feed in the sea.”

Is this a marine animal, found in the sea or ocean?

Look carefully. Are these marine animals, found in the sea or ocean?

delicate easily broken, fragile

“But neither delicate throat pouch got punctured.”

Do these pictures show something that is delicate, easily broken or fragile?

Does this picture show something that is delicate, easily broken or fragile?

Creature another word for animal

“But who is that strange masked creature?”

Is this a picture of a creature, an animal?

Are these creatures, animals?

Is this a creature, an animal?

survived Continued to live

“The ones that survived would spend years growing up far out in the ocean.”

Is this a picture of someone or something that has survived, continued to live, after an injury?

Is this a picture of someone or something that has survived, continued to live?

Have these people survived, continued to live, after a car accident?

REVIEW OF VOCABULARY WORDS

curious collapsedmarine delicatecreature survived

MAGNIFICIENT!