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1 TRICKSTER TALES UNIT 4 WEEK 5 UNIT THEME: EXPERIENCES

2 RIVERBANK This word describes the ground bordering a river. Two synonyms are shoreline or waterfront.

3 WARES This word means goods for sale. Two synonyms are products or merchandise.

4 TREASURER This word describes a person that keeps track of the money coming into or going out of a business. Two synonyms are banker and bookkeeper.

5 MERCHANDISE This word refers to goods or things that are bought and sold.

6 EDUCATE This word means to train or teach. A synonym is instruct.

7 BURDENS This word describes things that are carried. Two synonyms are cargo and loads.

8 APPRECIATION This word means gratitude or thanks. Two synonyms are gratefulness and thankfulness.

9 UNFORTUNATE This word means unlucky or regrettable.

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