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The Friend Who Changed My Life Vocab Activity.

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The Friend Who Changed My Life Vocab Activity.Online version

Standard based vocabulary practice

by Darrel Hicks
1

gigantic nice wonderful atrocity

I was tall for my age and already wore a size nine shoe ? an awkward .

2

gladly wholesomely knowingly cheerfully

My brown hair was kept off my face with hair clips .

3

simplicity thoughtfulness honesty vulnerability

I wanted to fit in , but I wore my like a new pair of white shoes , all too ready to be scuffed up .

4

lavish strong wiry pretty

She was tiny , , and loud , with blond bangs and tightly pulled - back hair .

5

initiation put out graduation generate

At first , I wondered if this was some sort of new - kid , but she didn ? t let up . I could expect a wallop when I least expected it ? while I was standing in line after recess , on my way out of the girls ? bathroom , or as I pushed my lunch tray along the counter in front of the cafeteria ladies . Bam !

6

anxious easy small complicated

I used to lie in bed every night dreading going to school and hoping that things would get better . I tried to figure out routes to walk from one place to another so Theresa couldn ? t get to me easily . I

7

abruptly late early midstep

I stopped and turned around , unaware that Theresa had been running full - speed toward me . She didn ? t expect my sudden stop and slammed into me and fell to the ground .

8

talking hugging laughing clobbering

I had visions of having a personal hero to protect me ? fantasies of Mary Lou escorting me around the school with a protective arm over my shoulder and anyone who came near me .

9

jogging kicking smugly skipping

I walked back to the playground with Mary Lou following behind . I couldn ? t see a way out of the situation . In front of me was Theresa , and in back of me was Mary Lou .

10

saw lost instigated won

Theresa stood in a huddle of girls . Mary Lou nudged me toward her . I had never a fight before in my life . I had never hit anyone and didn ? t have an inkling of what to do .

11

rested flailed tucked bent

When Theresa saw me approaching , she set her mouth in a grim line , marched toward me , and swung her leg back to haul off and kick me . I jumped back to avoid the kick . I made a fist and my arm wildly , in some sort of ridiculous motion .

12

talked walked brawled hugged

I don ? t remember what happened next . I know we on the blacktop . Gritty sand scraped the skin on my arms , and I would notice the burns later . As we rolled over and over , tiny pebbles got embedded in my face .

13

held closed developed puncture

One of them made a substantial that didn ? t heal for weeks . In a matter of minutes , someone had retrieved the yard - duty teacher , and she corralled and ceremoniously walked us to the principal ? s office . Devastated , I hung my head .

14

remorsefully lovely gratefully hopelessly

Theresa leaned toward me and whispered , , " I guess we should be benched for two weeks . " She felt worse than I suspected .

15

bat dolphin monkey pendulum

" I could read what the yard - duty teacher put on the slip . Upside down , " I said . " Wow , you can read upside down ? " said Theresa , her ponytail swinging like a .

16

near indisputably with not

It was the Bad Kids ? Bench . Kindergartners and first graders had to file by to get to their classrooms , and they always gave us a wide berth , the orderly line snaking away from us , then back in formation , as if our badness might be contagious .

17

inhibitions truths lies facts

The yard - duty teacher could keep an eye on us , too , in case we decided to jump up and sneak in a game of hopscotch . Indignant , I refused to talk to Theresa , who didn ? t seem to have any about being chatty .

18

resist think feign respect do resemble indifference love

Before I could , and with sincere awe , I said , " You ? re lucky . " I was suddenly jealous of Theresa , but I didn ? t want her to know how much . I reverted to giving her the silent treatment .

19

remorseful love reverence position

The week was over soon enough . The principal never called my parents . The other kids didn ? t seem to care that I had been disciplined on the Bad Kids ? Bench . In fact , I actually detected a from some of my classmates . From then on , Theresa left me alone , and Mary Lou was my acknowledged ally .

20

positive lazy avid weak

Mary Lou must have felt the same , because she moved closer to me . We huddled together behind the listeners with our pillows almost covering our faces . There was no way not to listen .

21

super humiliating memorable fantastic

Already anxious , I couldn ? t imagine how I would get through the night . I suddenly wanted to be in my own house , in my own bed , with my parents down the hall and my trusty bedside lamp . There didn ? t seem to be any way out of the situation that wasn ? t . At least Mary Lou was by my side .

22

indebted excited owed saddened

Mary Lou was , and still is , my hero . If a person believes in the domino effect , the premise that one action triggers another , then I am deeply to her . If she had never made me stand up to Theresa , I would have existed on the outskirts of our fifth - grade society , always defenseless .