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JS 7 U 56 Midterm Review

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  • farm owners who rent their land to farms and pay them with a share of the crops
    sharecroppers
  • not to be seen
    invisible
  • to make something as good as it was before
    restore
  • Why did Pecos Bill's family choose his name?
    Because he fell out of the wagon near the Pecos River
  • Your going to the movies? I want to go to. What are the spelling errors?
    Your-> You're / to-> too
  • happening in many places
    widespread
  • another way to say even though
    despite
  • Persephone and the Pomegranate seeds is an example of a...... (What type of story?)
    myth
  • unusually goo and special
    unique
  • Why did Pecos Bill have a strange childhood?
    He was raised by coyotes.
  • Buzz, splash, zip, and crackle are examples of.......
    Onomatopoeia
  • What is this an example of?
    Hyperbole
  • In "How Glooskap found summer", how does Summer help Glooskap?
    Summer makes winter go away for 6 months
  • to make somebody obey
    enforce
  • Could, would, can, and should are examples of....... (part of grammar)
    Modals
  • What types of food does Pecos Bill learn to eat?
    Field mice, nuts, and thrush eggs
  • In "The Cowboy Era", who brought the first horses to Mexico?
    The Spanish
  • What is the comparison and superlative form of the adjective "funny"?
    funnier and funniest
  • people who come to a country to teach people religion
    missionaries
  • continue in the same way as before
    maintain
  • a set of questions made to gather information
    survey
  • What does Pluto give Persephone? Why?
    Pomegranate seeds. They will make her stay in the underworld.
  • relationship in which two or more people work together
    partnership
  • Describe the cowboy life and how it was dangerous
    Cowboys worked on farms with cattle. They rode horses and wore unique clothing to protect themselves from the dangerous weather, animals, and rustlers.