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expecting good stock market figures: expecting or producing good results, especially rising stock market prices
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anticipating falling prices: conducive to or characterized by selling rather than buying stocks or commodities in anticipation of falling prices
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3. photographic copy of something |
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liner for shoe: a foot-shaped piece of leather, sheepskin, or synthetic material worn inside a shoe or boot to provide a better fit or added warmth
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escaping from or avoiding somebody or something by cunning, skill, or resourcefulness
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explosive substance: a substance that is burned to give upward thrust to a rocket
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a small card or metal plaque such as a doorplate, with a name or some other piece of writing on it
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8. illness: a physical or psychological disorder or disease
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wanting somebody else's property: having a strong desire to possess something that belongs to somebody else
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greedy person: somebody who eats and drinks to excess
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control somebody or something deviously: to control or influence somebody or something in an ingenious or devious way |
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legal: complying with the law, or under the law
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calculate wrongly: to calculate something incorrectly;
make wrong assessment: to judge or assess something incorrectly, or form false expectations as to the consequences of an action
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broken piece of glass: a sharp broken piece of glass or metal
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1. The clues provide a formula for the explosive; the left over letter spell OTIS |
2. Answers may vary |
3. He wants Chris to try a new medication |
4. Otis suggested he bombed his own place so nobody would suspect that he bombed the coffee shop |
5. He gives her a pair of innersoles that provide her with immediate comfort |
6. Crow's ex-husband's name is the same as Grace's maiden name: Windkoppel |
7. Sydelle Pulaski |
8. She noticed the transcript of the interview was with a woman named Sybil, not Sydelle |
9. She concludes that Sam is still angry about their daughter committing suicide because Mrs. Westing (Crowe) pressured Violet to marry another man |
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CHAPTERS 17-20 |
STUDENT QUIZ ANSWER KEY |
VOCABULARY
1. bullish |
8. propellants |
2. covetousness |
9. legitimate |
3. innersole |
10.manipulated |
4. miscalculation |
11.shard |
5. placard |
12. eluding |
6. bearish |
13. photostats |
7. malady |
14. glutton |
WRITTEN EXPRESSION
1. Bullish: expecting good stock market figures: expecting or producing good results, especially rising stock market prices and Bearish: anticipating falling prices: conducive to or characterized by selling rather than buying stocks or commodities in anticipation of falling prices |
2. Otis suggested he bombed his own place so nobody would suspect that he bombed the coffee shop |
3. The clues provide a formula for the explosive; the left over letter spell OTIS |
4. Answers may vary |
5. Crowe: She concludes that Sam is still angry about their daughter committing suicide because Mrs. Westing (Crowe) pressured Violet to marry another man |
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