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Beginning Conversation
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to veer
v. to
suddenly
change direction
to hesitate
v. to pause because
you are
unsure
what to do
to collapse
v. to
fall down
or give way suddenly
to scurry
v. to move
quickly
with short fast steps
to shoulder
v. to
take on
or carry a burden
or responsibility
Beginning Conversation
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to veer
v. to
suddenly
change direction
to hesitate
v. to pause because
you are
unsure
what to do
to collapse
v. to
fall down
or give way suddenly
to scurry
v. to move
quickly
with short fast steps
to shoulder
v. to
take on
or carry a burden
or responsibility
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Challenge Words
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relief
n. a feeling of
comfort
when a worry or problem
is gone
rhythm
n. a
repeated
pattern
of sounds, beats, or movement
to scan
v. looked over
quickly
to find information
Challenge Words
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relief
n. a feeling of
comfort
when a worry or problem
is gone
rhythm
n. a
repeated
pattern
of sounds, beats, or movement
to scan
v. looked over
quickly
to find information
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fierce
adj. very strong, intense,
or
aggressive
surrounded
adj. having people or
things
all around
to strengthen
v. made
stronger
to protest
v. spoke or acted
against something
fierce
adj. very strong, intense,
or
aggressive
surrounded
adj. having people or
things
all around
to strengthen
v. made
stronger
to protest
v. spoke or acted
against something
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to object
v. to
disagree
restlessly
adv. in a
worried
way
that makes it hard
to stay still
refuge
n. a safe place
that offers
protection
Academic / Literary Words
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to object
v. to
disagree
restlessly
adv. in a
worried
way
that makes it hard
to stay still
refuge
n. a safe place
that offers
protection
Academic / Literary Words
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historical fiction
n. a story set in
the past that
mixes
real history with made-up characters or events
conflict
n. a
struggle
, problem,
or disagreement
chronological
adj.
arranged
in the
order that events happened
foreshadowing
n. clues that
hint
about what will happen
later in a story
historical fiction
n. a story set in
the past that
mixes
real history with made-up characters or events
conflict
n. a
struggle
, problem,
or disagreement
chronological
adj.
arranged
in the
order that events happened
foreshadowing
n. clues that
hint
about what will happen
later in a story
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perspective
n. the way a
person
sees or thinks about
something
motivation
n.
the reason
why
a character acts in
a certain way
influence
n. the
power
to
affect someone's actions
or thinking
territory
n.
an area
of land
controlled by a group
or country
perspective
n. the way a
person
sees or thinks about
something
motivation
n.
the reason
why
a character acts in
a certain way
influence
n. the
power
to
affect someone's actions
or thinking
territory
n.
an area
of land
controlled by a group
or country
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opposition
n. resistance or
disagreement
against something
homeland
n. the country or place
a person thinks of
as
home
opposition
n. resistance or
disagreement
against something
homeland
n. the country or place
a person thinks of
as
home
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Level 1 Words
refugee
(n.) a person
forced
to leave their country because of danger or war
migrate
(v.) to
move
from one place to another to live
Level 1 Words
refugee
(n.) a person
forced
to leave their country because of danger or war
migrate
(v.) to
move
from one place to another to live
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conflict
(n.) a serious disagreement or fighting between groups
crisis
(n.) a difficult or dangerous situation that needs
action
survival
(n.) the act of staying
alive
during danger or hardship
drought
(n.) a long period with little or
no rain
conflict
(n.) a serious disagreement or fighting between groups
crisis
(n.) a difficult or dangerous situation that needs
action
survival
(n.) the act of staying
alive
during danger or hardship
drought
(n.) a long period with little or
no rain
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famine
(n.) a severe
shortage of food
affecting many people
resource
(n.) something useful that
people need
or use
aid
(n.)
help
given to people in need
community
(n.) a
group
of people living in the same area
famine
(n.) a severe
shortage of food
affecting many people
resource
(n.) something useful that
people need
or use
aid
(n.)
help
given to people in need
community
(n.) a
group
of people living in the same area
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region
(n.) a large
area
of land with common features
access
(n.) the
ability to get
, use, or reach something
region
(n.) a large
area
of land with common features
access
(n.) the
ability to get
, use, or reach something
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Level 2 Words
displacement
(n.) being
forced
to leave your home or community
resilience
(n.) the ability to
recover
from difficulties
perseverance
(n.) continuing to work toward a goal despite
challenges
Level 2 Words
displacement
(n.) being
forced
to leave your home or community
resilience
(n.) the ability to
recover
from difficulties
perseverance
(n.) continuing to work toward a goal despite
challenges
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humanitarian
(adj.) related to
helping
people who are suffering
infrastructure
(n.) the basic
systems
a society needs such as roads and water
sanitation
(n.)
systems
and practices that keep people and places clean
contamination
(n.) the presence of
harmful
substances that make something unsafe
humanitarian
(adj.) related to
helping
people who are suffering
infrastructure
(n.) the basic
systems
a society needs such as roads and water
sanitation
(n.)
systems
and practices that keep people and places clean
contamination
(n.) the presence of
harmful
substances that make something unsafe
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distribution
(n.) the process of
delivering
or spreading things to people
advocate
(n.) a person who
supports
a cause or speaks up for others
scarcity
(n.) a
shortage
of something that is needed
territory
(n.)
an area
of land controlled by a group or country
distribution
(n.) the process of
delivering
or spreading things to people
advocate
(n.) a person who
supports
a cause or speaks up for others
scarcity
(n.) a
shortage
of something that is needed
territory
(n.)
an area
of land controlled by a group or country
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opposition
(n.) resistance or
disagreement
against a person or idea
opposition
(n.) resistance or
disagreement
against a person or idea
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Level 3 Words
asylum
(n.)
protection
given by a country to someone fleeing danger
persecution
(n.)
unfair treatment
of people because of who they are or what they believe
instability
(n.) a condition in which things are
uncertain
or likely to change
Level 3 Words
asylum
(n.)
protection
given by a country to someone fleeing danger
persecution
(n.)
unfair treatment
of people because of who they are or what they believe
instability
(n.) a condition in which things are
uncertain
or likely to change
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rehabilitation
(n.) the process of helping someone
recover
or rebuild
sustainability
(n.) the ability to continue something
without running out
of resources
vulnerability
(n.) the state of being
easily harmed
or affected
deprivation
(n.) the lack of basic needs or necessities
rehabilitation
(n.) the process of helping someone
recover
or rebuild
sustainability
(n.) the ability to continue something
without running out
of resources
vulnerability
(n.) the state of being
easily harmed
or affected
deprivation
(n.) the lack of basic needs or necessities
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humanitarianism
(n.) the belief in
helping
people who are suffering
intervention
(n.) action taken to
improve
or change a situation
reconstruction
(n.) the
rebuilding
of something that was damaged or destroyed
displacement camp
(n.) a
temporary place
where displaced people live
humanitarianism
(n.) the belief in
helping
people who are suffering
intervention
(n.) action taken to
improve
or change a situation
reconstruction
(n.) the
rebuilding
of something that was damaged or destroyed
displacement camp
(n.) a
temporary place
where displaced people live
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infrastructure development
(n.) the
improvement or building
of roads, water systems, and other public services.
socioeconomic
(adj.) related to both
social and economic
conditions
marginalized
(adj.) treated as
less important
or pushed to the edge of society
accountability
(n.) the
responsibility
for actions and decisions
infrastructure development
(n.) the
improvement or building
of roads, water systems, and other public services.
socioeconomic
(adj.) related to both
social and economic
conditions
marginalized
(adj.) treated as
less important
or pushed to the edge of society
accountability
(n.) the
responsibility
for actions and decisions
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