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Click, Clack, Moo: Cows That Type Vocabulary Unit 3 Week 5 Click, Clack, Moo: Cows That Type

Farmer Brown will demand milk and eggs from the animals. Demand – verb: To ask for with force. Farmer Brown will demand milk and eggs from the animals.

We had an emergency fire drill at school. Emergency – adjective: Having to do with something important or dangerous that needs fast action. We had an emergency fire drill at school.

My mom was furious when I fed my little brother cat food. Furious - adjective: Very angry. My mom was furious when I fed my little brother cat food.

The toddler was impatient while waiting in line. Impatient – adjective: Not able to put up with a delay or a problem calmly and without anger. The toddler was impatient while waiting in line.

The boys were sincerely sorry when they broke the window. Sincerely – adverb: Done in an honest and true way. The boys were sincerely sorry when they broke the window.

I like to snoop through my sister’s stuff! Snoop – verb: To sneak around in order to find information. I like to snoop through my sister’s stuff!

demand emergency furious impatient sincerely snoop Quiz Time! demand emergency furious impatient sincerely snoop What means: something important or dangerous that needs quick action? emergency

demand emergency furious impatient sincerely snoop Quiz Time! demand emergency furious impatient sincerely snoop What means: very angry? furious

demand emergency furious impatient sincerely snoop Quiz Time! demand emergency furious impatient sincerely snoop What means: to ask for with force? demand

demand emergency furious impatient sincerely snoop Quiz Time! demand emergency furious impatient sincerely snoop What means: to sneak around getting information? snoop

demand emergency furious impatient sincerely snoop Quiz Time! demand emergency furious impatient sincerely snoop What means: not able to wait calmly? impatient

demand emergency furious impatient sincerely snoop Quiz Time! demand emergency furious impatient sincerely snoop What means: done in an honest way? sincerely