LESSON 10-A VOCABULARY
according
again
allowance
answer
anybody
anyone
anything
anywhere
chief
companion
condition
council
creation
denial
discussion
distribution
education
field
further, furthest
indeed
judge
judgment
nobody
none
nor
nothing
notice
nowhere
ordinary, ordinarily, (extraordinary)
over, overly
proclamation
realization
sale
sea
threat
to allow
to answer
to be
to be right
to be shaken
to bring
to create
to deny
to discuss
to distribute
to finish
to grant
to judge
to notice
to proclaim
to realize
to sell
to shake
to threaten
to warn
warning
Expressions
The members of the Council were amazed to see how bold they were. (4:13)
They realized then that they had been his companions. (4:13)
But there was nothing that they could say, because they saw the man standing there. (4:14)
They started discussing among themselves, “What shall we do with these men?” (4:15)
They started discussing among themselves, “What shall we do with these men?” (4:15)
Everyone knows that this extraordinary thing has happened. (4:16)
None of them said that any of their belongings were their own. (4:32)
The money was distributed according to the needs of the people. (4:35)
LESSON 10-B VOCABULARY
ago
agreement
air
anticipation
cause
clearing
coat
continuation
crop
difficult
discovery
door
enough
except
fault
fear, fearful, fearfully
forest
grain
journey
land
leather
left (hand)
load
low, lower, lowest, lowly
lumber
mix
mountain
neighbor
neither
night
no longer
package
pain, painful, painfully
plant
play
preparation
production
puzzle
return
road
rope
rumor
second, secondly
shoulder
snow
solution
soon
stiff
strange, strangest, strangely
surely
tailor
though
three, third
to agree
to be
to be afraid
to be ahead
to be among
to be at fault
to be kept
to be puzzled
to be ready
to be rumored
to be startled
to cause
to clear
to continue
to discover
to fault
to harvest
to melt
to mix
to pack
to perish
to plant
to play
to prepare
to produce
to push
to puzzle
to return
to round
to seem
to sew
to shut
to startle
to stay
to strengthen
to supply
Expressions
A long time ago, there was a wise man living in a mountain country. (¶1)
With anticipation mixed with sadness, they left their High Country homes. (¶2)
As they traveled day after day, his right arm began to feel stiff. (¶3)
The further they traveled from the High Country, the weaker it became. (¶3)
He realized that many others were also holding an arm behind their back. (¶5)
At last they reached the Low Country. (¶7)
Promising, that is, except for their weak arms. (¶7)
Promising, that is, except for their weak arms. (¶7)
The adults and children set to work. (¶8)
The wise man spent time each day both strengthening his arm and working on his house. (¶12)