The Blind Hunter By: Mrs. Breeding. Genre Realistic Fiction -Made-up story that could have happened in real life.

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The Blind Hunter By: Mrs. Breeding

Genre Realistic Fiction -Made-up story that could have happened in real life.

Strategy Generate Questions -As you read you should ask yourselves questions to help you understand the story.

Skill Draw Conclusions -Use clues from the text to draw conclusions about the plot and the characters.

Grammar Subject Pronoun -use a subject pronoun as the subject of a sentence. I, you, he, she, it we and they are subject pronouns. Object Pronoun -Use and object pronoun after and action verb or after a word such as for, at, of, with, or to. Reflexive Pronoun -Use a reflexive pronoun instead of an object pronoun if the subject of the sentence is doing the action to himself or herself. Myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, ourselves, themselves, and yourselves are reflexive pronouns.

Vocabulary Words

Fade (adj) to lose strength or brightness

Cautiously (adj.) carefully or safely

Crisscrossed (adj.) marked with lines that cross one another

Disguised (adj.) changed appearance to look like something else

Wisdom (adj.) good judgment in knowing what is right

Jealousy (adj.) a feeling of wanting what someone else has

Faint (verb) not clear or strong; weak

Story Words bountiful: plentiful groves: groups of trees growing near one another warthogs: wild African pigs landscape: the land you can see from one spot baobab: an African tree with a wide trunk that stores water