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Lesson 3 The Hole in the Dike

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1 Lesson 3 The Hole in the Dike
Gloria Garibay Sierra Park 2007 Lesson 3 The Hole in the Dike

2 Gurgling Making a sound like a bubbling liquid Page 122

3 Trickling Like a liquid that is falling or flowing drop by drop
Page 122

4 Gushing Pouring out suddenly and in large amounts Page 124

5 Numb Having no feeling, as if asleep Page 126

6 Hero A person who is looked up to because of brave or courageous acts
Page 130

7 Rumbling Make a deep, heavy, continuous sound Page 127

8 Underlined Words Windmill
A mill or machine worked by the action of the wind upon a wheel of vanes or sails mounted on a tower Page 118

9 Underlined Words Dikes
A bank of earth built as a defense against flooding by a river or a sea Page 119

10 Underlined Words Flooded
A great flow of water over dry land To fill much higher than usual Page121

11 Underlined Words Echo A sound that repeats after it hits a hollow wall, or distant hills Page 124

12 End Lesson3

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