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Vocabulary Word Definition Picture Clue afflict to cause pain apathy not interested in something. Tier 2 Vocabulary Words

Tier 2 Vocabulary Words

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Tier 2 Vocabulary Words. afflict . to cause severe pain. Example: The bomb dropped on Hiroshima was meant to afflict the Japanese. afflicted . Going back to their destroyed home ____________ their emotions. advocated. afflict. Some bully's words __________ more pain than punches do. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Vocabulary Word Definition Picture Clue

afflictto cause pain

apathy not interested in something.

Tier 2 Vocabulary Words

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afflict to cause severe pain

Example: The bomb dropped on Hiroshima was meant to afflict the Japanese.

Going back to their destroyed home ____________ their emotions.

advocated

afflicted

Some bully's words __________ more pain than punches do.afflict

anecodte

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afflict to cause severe pain

What can afflict you?

being bullied shark attacktooth ache

fruit

roller coaster

fire

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apathythe absence of emotion or

interest in something

Example: When people display apathy, try to maintain a positive attitude.

How can you look at the puppy and express _________.advocate

apathy

He expressed ___________ about doing his homework.afflict

apathy

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Complete the sentences with the words below.

1. The hockey player was ____________ with pain when he was checked.

2. I'm happy to have my mom as an ____________. She was on my side of the argument.

3. The German soldiers felt ________ for the Jewish prisoners.advocate

afflict

apathy

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Vocabulary Word Definition Picture Clue

afflictto cause sever pain

apathy the absence of emotion and interest for something

QuizDirections: Move the correct definition and picture clue to match the vocab word.

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