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1 Alexander Who Used to Be Rich Last Sunday

2 By By Judith Viorst Judith Viorst Illustrated by Illustrated by Ray Cruz Ray Cruz

3 to * kens tokens Pieces of metal shaped like coins, used instead of money Pieces of metal shaped like coins, used instead of money 1. It isnt fair because what Ive got is bus tokens. 1. It isnt fair because what Ive got is bus tokens. 2. We changed our money for game tokens so we could play our favorite game. 2. We changed our money for game tokens so we could play our favorite game.

4 ab * so * lute * ly absolutely Without any doubt Without any doubt 1. I absolutely was saving the rest of my money. 1. I absolutely was saving the rest of my money. 2. I absolutely promised to take out the garbage last night. 2. I absolutely promised to take out the garbage last night.

5 pos * i *tive * ly positively For sure; certainly; confidently For sure; certainly; confidently 1. I positively was saving the rest of my money. 1. I positively was saving the rest of my money. 2. I positively believed that I would take out the garbage, but I fell asleep. 2. I positively believed that I would take out the garbage, but I fell asleep.

6 rent To provide the use of something for a fee; to pay a fee in order to use something To provide the use of something for a fee; to pay a fee in order to use something 1. Except that Eddie called me up and said that he would rent me his snake for an hour. 1. Except that Eddie called me up and said that he would rent me his snake for an hour. 2. Mom said we would have to rent a car to go to the beach next weekend. 2. Mom said we would have to rent a car to go to the beach next weekend.

7 va * nish vanish va * nish vanish disappear disappear 1. Then Nick did a magic trick that made my pennies vanish in thin air. 1. Then Nick did a magic trick that made my pennies vanish in thin air. 2. We watched the cookies we brought vanish in minutes. 2. We watched the cookies we brought vanish in minutes.

8 non- re *turn * able non-returnable something that cannot be taken or given back 1. I brought some non-returnable bottles down to Friendlys Market. 2. Because these bottles are non-returnable, we cant get any money for them.

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