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Hansel and Gretel RAZ Vocabulary

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    Vocabulary in Context from RAZ text "Hansel and Gretel" Level U
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  • "Hansel almost envied his sister, who was too young to remember happier times." What does ENVIED mean in this sentence?
    Felt jealous of another person's qualities or good fortune
    Loved more than anyone else in the world
    Hated
    Felt confused about how someone behaved
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  • "Father furtively gave a small piece of bread to Hansel and said, 'Sshhh, here's our last piece of bread.'" What does FURTIVELY mean in this sentence?
    Loudly
    Crazily
    Sneakily
    Aggressively
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  • "He and his sister played marbles with the huge, sparkling gemstones." What are GEMSTONES?
    German toys
    Old, dull marbles
    Minerals that can be cut, polished, and used in jewelry
    A type of rock that can be found on the ground
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  • "She brought out a dirty rag and rusty bucket, which looked loathsome against the pretty, sugared walls of the candy house." What does LOATHSOME mean int his sentence?
    Stylish and sophisticated
    Very unpleasant. Causing extreme disgust
    More beautiful than anything around it
    Perfectly belonging
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  • "In a sunny meadow sat a quaint cottage made entirely of sweets!" What does QUAINT mean in this sentence?
    Pleasantly old-fashioned or unusual
    Incredibly ugly
    Made of metal
    Broken apart and destroyed
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  • "The woman seized his arm in her clawlike grasp." What does SEIZED mean in this sentence?
    Touched loosely
    Let go of
    Ran away from
    Took control by force
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  • "'Get back to work!,' the woman snarled, her voice suddenly low and cruel." What does SNARLED mean in this sentence?
    Growled aggressively or said something in an angry way
    Whispered shyly
    Shouted in a high-pitched voice
    Cried with tears flowing down the face
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  • "Father said, 'Your stepmother and I don't have enough food to feed you.'" What does STEPMOTHER mean in this sentence?
    A woman who has married a child's father
    Your mother's sister
    A wicked witch
    A beautiful princess
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  • "Swooning with sugar, Hansel and Gretel happily followed the old woman inside." What does SWOONING mean in this sentence?
    Filled with anger and rage
    Becoming overwhelmed with excitement or joy
    Terrified and trying to avoid something
    No emotions; couldn't care less
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  • "When the children were finally full, the woman made up an enormous feather bed and drew a treasure chest from her shelf." What does TREASURE mean in this sentence?
    Some garbage you throw out
    Something no one cares about
    A piece of candy
    Something that is very special or valuable
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  • "Hansel tore the bread into crumbs and dropped them as he walked, marking their path as Father trudged deeper and deeper into the forest." What does TRUDGED mean in this sentence?
    Ran as fast as you could
    Walked slowly and tiredly
    Swam swiftly
    Flew through the sky
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  • "Gretel didn't see the cage door close, but she heard the click and saw a wicked smile flash across the old woman's face." What does WICKED mean in this sentence?
    Strange or unusual
    Pretty and eye-catching
    Very mean or bad
    Kind and helpful
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