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Running Out of Time By Margaret Peterson Haddix

A passage into which rooms open; a hallway

Corridor

A period of time that seems to be endless; forever

Eternity

To keep someone with a contagious disease away from others to prevent the spread of that disease

Quarantine

A piece of property handed down from generation to generation

Heirloom

To give freely or share with others

Generous

Willing to obey; likely to mind

Obedient

Short and frank in speaking to someone in a way that you are impolite

Brusque Pronounced: Bresk

The outline of an object or a person seen against the light that is filled in as a solid black color Profile is a synonym

Silhouette

Extremely poisonous; happens quickly and is severe

Virulent Jesse’s siblings had a virulent infection that was diphtheria.

Doing what is good or the morally right thing to do

Ethical

The sudden and rapid outbreak of a disease that affects many people at one time

Epidemic

A person who goes with and is responsible for a group of young people

Chaperone

Relating to an earlier age or period of time; old or outdated

Primitive

To twist something out of its natural, normal, or original shape so that it looks different

Distort

Not clear or confusing (Cloudy or foggy in your mind)

Vague Pronounced: Like Egg with a ‘V’

To ban or put a stop to something

Abolish Abraham Lincoln abolished slavery in the United States after he was elected president in 1861.

To influence someone to do something by being very nice to them

Coax

To think something over and consider it carefully

Ponder

To stare in a rude way

Gawk

Real or genuine; not a fake

Authentic