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Exploring Mysteries: Night of the Pomegranate

Immerse yourself in a tale of unsatisfactory encounters, undone rooms, ravaged landscapes, and marvels. Grasp the power of inference and calculations in a world filled with vigilance. Discover the wonders of prickly ash, juniper, and Taurus in this engaging journey.

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Exploring Mysteries: Night of the Pomegranate

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  1. Unit 2 Lesson 2 The Night of the Pomegranate Vocabulary

  2. unsatisfactory • If something is unsatisfactory, it is not sufficient or good enough. • The service at the hotel was unsatisfactory. • How might you react to an unsatisfactory situation? otel bel air our room

  3. undone • When something is undone, it has come apart. • The zipper on your backpack is undone. • What is a synonym for undone?

  4. ravaged • Something that is ravaged is destroyed. • The hurricane ravaged Florida. • How is something that is ravaged different from something that is undone?

  5. broadcast • A broadcast is a message sent through radio or television. • I always watch a news broadcast in the evening. • What is your favorite television broadcast?

  6. calculations • Calculations are the results of mathematical equations. • They did calculations to make sure they had enough money. • What gadget can help you with calculations? etro canon calculator

  7. vigil • A vigil is a time of watching and observing. • The team held a candlelit vigil at the park. • What occasions might call for a vigil?

  8. marveled • A person was filled with wonder if he or she marveled at something. • I marveled at the giant redwood trees. • Give an example of something that you have marveled at.

  9. inference • You make inferences when you combine your prior knowledge with evidence in the text in order to understand what the author does not state directly. • Generating questions as you read can help you make inferences. Evidence/Inference

  10. bristol board • A bristol board is a cardboard with a smooth surface. • Harriet mounted her solar system project on bristol board. • Have you ever used bristol board?

  11. prickly ash • Prickly ash is a shrub or small tree with yellowish flowers .jpg681 x 535 | 108.9kBwww.baltocfb.sailorsite.net

  12. juniper • Juniper is an evergreen shrub or tree of the cypress family.

  13. Taurus, Pleiades, Hyades Taurus is a constellation that contains the star clusters Pleiades and Hyades. It is represented by a bull’s forequarters.

  14. dictionary.reference.com • This website will even pronounce words for you!!!!

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