ImaginationImagination

OCR 2000Unit 3

OCR 2000Unit 3

Gloria Garibay 2008

The Blind Men and the Elephantretold by John G. Saxe

The Blind Men and the Elephantretold by John G. Saxe

Unit 3 Lesson 1Unit 3 Lesson 1

Gloria Garibay 2008

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ApproachedApproachedCame near, came

closer

Sentence: pg. 216Antonym: withdraw

departSynonym:go toward,

advancePart of Speech: Verb

Came near, came closer

Sentence: pg. 216Antonym: withdraw

departSynonym:go toward,

advancePart of Speech: Verb

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DisputedDisputed

Argued; disagreed; fought over

Sentence: pg. 217Antonym:admitted, recognizeSynonym:disputed, deniedPart of Speech: Adjective

Argued; disagreed; fought over

Sentence: pg. 217Antonym:admitted, recognizeSynonym:disputed, deniedPart of Speech: Adjective

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MarvelMarvelA wonderful thing or

very amazing

Sentence: pg. 217Antonym: plain,

simpleSynonym:sensation, phenomenonPart of Speech:Noun

A wonderful thing or very amazing

Sentence: pg. 217Antonym: plain,

simpleSynonym:sensation, phenomenonPart of Speech:Noun

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ResemblesResembles

Looks like something or someone else; is similar to another item

Sentence: pg. 217Antonym:differ,clashSynonym:simulate,

duplicatePart of Speech:Verb

Looks like something or someone else; is similar to another item

Sentence: pg. 217Antonym:differ,clashSynonym:simulate,

duplicatePart of Speech:Verb

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SturdySturdy

Strong; firm; not easily moved

Sentence: pg.216Antonym:ramshackle

,weakSynonym:brawny, stoutPart of Speech: Adjective

Strong; firm; not easily moved

Sentence: pg.216Antonym:ramshackle

,weakSynonym:brawny, stoutPart of Speech: Adjective

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IndostanIndostan

A region in South Asia known as the Indian Civilization during the 17th,18th & 19th centuries.

Sentence: pg.216

Part of Speech:Noun

A region in South Asia known as the Indian Civilization during the 17th,18th & 19th centuries.

Sentence: pg.216

Part of Speech:Noun

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An American poet named John Godfrey Saxe (1816-1887) based a poem on a fable which was told in India many years ago. Called “The Blind Men and the Elephant ”.

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Tusk Tusk

An animals tooth which has grown to great length

Sentence: pg.216Antonym:toothlessSynonym:toothPart of Speech:Noun

An animals tooth which has grown to great length

Sentence: pg.216Antonym:toothlessSynonym:toothPart of Speech:Noun

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Grope Grope

To feel about with the hands; feel one’s way around an area

Sentence: pg.217Antonym:grabSynonym:probe, fumblePart of Speech:Verb

To feel about with the hands; feel one’s way around an area

Sentence: pg.217Antonym:grabSynonym:probe, fumblePart of Speech:Verb

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