The Girl Who Loved the Wind. The Girl Who Loved the Wind Vocabulary. 3. Caress c. to go on someone else s property without permission

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1 A. Match the definitions: The Girl Who Loved the Wind Vocabulary 1. Intrigue a. to decide firmly 2. Beguile b. lack of knowledge 3. Caress c. to go on someone else s property without permission 4. Resolve d. someone who sells goods 5. Ignorance e. to charm 6. Haunting f. furniture 7. Trespass g. to look for a long time with a fixed stare 8. Furnishings h. to fascinate 9. Gaze i. to cause strong emotion 10. Merchant j. to stroke softly

2 Word Pair Activity 1. The explorers saw fascinating symbols on the cave wall. (intrigue/bore) 2. The witch put a spell on the man so that he would fall in love. (beguile/disenchant) 3. The baby played roughly with the cat. (caress/slap) 4. Jack couldn t decide if he would achieve his goal to be president. (resolve/waver) 5. Most of the time, Barney had no idea what was going on. (ignorance/intelligence) 6. Lucy couldn t get the music out of her mind. (haunting/forgettable) 7. The children never went on Mr. Frank s property. (trespass/retreat) 8. The house had lovely chairs and tables. (furnishings/empty) 9. The old man stared at the sea for hours. (gaze/glance) 10. Harvey purchased many things at the market. (merchant/buyer)

3 True or False 1. A painting intrigues you if you are bored by it. True or false? 2. You are beguiled if a spell is cast on you. True or false? 3. A caress feels nice. True or false? 4. You resolve to do something if you are not going to do it. True or false? 5. You have ignorance if you know nothing. True or false? 6. Something is haunting if it can be easily forgotten. True or false? 7. You trespass on someone s property if you do not have permission. True or false? 8. An empty house has many furnishings. True or false? 9. You gaze if you stare at a painting for a long time. True or false? 10. A merchant sells goods. True or false?

4 Complete the Sentences (You may need to change the verb tense.) 1. The girl loved to the soft blanket. 2. Tomorrow, Rocky will to be a better student. 3. The mysterious symbols the archeologist. 4. Fred s apartment has lovely. 5. The man was embarrassed by his because he did not know the answer. 6. The music captivated us. 7. The hunter on the king s property. 8. The made lots of money selling rugs. 9. The princess us with her beauty and grace. 10. I love to out at the ocean for hours.

5 Example/Non-Example (Circle the example.) Intrigue The class was bored with the story. The class was fascinated with the story. Beguiled The prince was charmed by the princess s grace. The prince was not charmed by the princess s grace. Caress The mother s touch was comforting. The mother s touch was annoying. Resolve He was sure that he would never again lie. He was uncertain if he would lie again. The fool did not know how to read. Jezebel could not get the song out of her head. Ignorance Haunting The fool read many books. Jezebel easily forgot the song. Harriet did not have permission to go in the dumb waiter. We sat on the couch. Trespass Furnishings Harriet had permission to go in the dumb waiter. We sat on the floor.

6 Gaze The lovers looked quickly into each other s eyes. The lovers stared longingly into each other s eyes. Merchant June owns a large store that sold many items. June shopped at a large store that sold many items.

7 The Girl Who Loved the Wind Vocabulary Test (Circle the correct definition.) Intrigue o To interest o To amuse o To bore Beguile o To disgust o To charm o To repulse Caress o To stroke softly o To rub o To itch Resolve o To waver o To be indecisive o To be determined Ignorance o Intelligence o Unawareness o Knowledge Haunting o Unforgettable o Unmemorable o Amiable Trespass o To have permission o To retreat o To go without permission Furnishings o Walls o Dining room set o Attic Gaze o To stare o To blink o To glance Merchant o Someone who steals goods o Someone who buys goods o Someone who sells goods