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Vocabulary

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Caused

Made something happen.

Watering my plant caused it to grow.

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clasp

A small hook that holds parts together.

My clasp unhooked and my necklace fell down.

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confused To be uncertain or

unclear about something.

I got confused about shapes in math class.

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cornered

To get a person or an animal into a situation or position that is a trap.

The cat cornered the mouse.

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objects Things that you can

see and touch but are not alive.

My desk has a lot of objects all over it.

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removes

Takes away.

Sally removes her shoes when she walks into her home.

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typical

Normal or usual for a kind of thing.

It is typical for Steve to forget his homework.

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CausedClaspConfusedCorneredObjectsRemovesTypical

My bracelet is hooked together with a _________.

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The boxer was __________ in the ring.

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Laundry detergent ____________ stains from clothes.

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Working so hard __________ Jim to feel sleepy.

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CausedClaspConfusedCorneredObjectsRemovesTypical

Do you get as _________ during science as I do?

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CausedClaspConfusedCorneredObjectsRemovesTypical

__________ in the mirror may be closer than they appear.

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It is __________ for ostriches to put their heads in the ground.