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    The document is a vocabulary list from an English language textbook containing 17 words along with their part of speech and definitions. The words are related to themes of other people, cunning, animals, places, and actions. Students are given sentences to complete using the vocabulary words and a crossword puzzle to further practice the new terms. Key words introduced include cunning, jackal, knack, despite, locally, merchant, greedy, annoy, own, refuse, fed up, mallet, destroy, knock down.

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    The document is a vocabulary list from an English language textbook containing 17 words along with their part of speech and definitions. The words are related to themes of other people, cunning, animals, places, and actions. Students are given sentences to complete using the vocabulary words and a crossword puzzle to further practice the new terms. Key words introduced include cunning, jackal, knack, despite, locally, merchant, greedy, annoy, own, refuse, fed up, mallet, destroy, knock down.

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    The document is a vocabulary list from an English language textbook containing 17 words along with their part of speech and definitions. The words are related to themes of other people, cunning, animals, places, and actions. Students are given sentences to complete using the vocabulary words and a crossword puzzle to further practice the new terms. Key words introduced include cunning, jackal, knack, despite, locally, merchant, greedy, annoy, own, refuse, fed up, mallet, destroy, knock down.

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    Terra Sancta College / Franciscan Subject: English Language

    Fathers/ Amman
    Date: __________________
    Name: __________________
    Vocabulary list: Unit 4 – Other
    Class: 4th grade Section: A / B people, other places

    Abunuwasi’s House
    № Word Word Meaning
    formation
    1. cunning adj. clever (in the sense of trickery)
    2. jackal n. a wild animal that looks like a dog
    3. knack n. a skill or an ability to do
    something good
    4. despite preposition regardless of
    5. locally adv. related to a particular area or
    neighborhood
    6. to decide v. to make a choice
    7. change one’s expression to change one’s original opinion,
    mind choice, plan etc.
    8. merchant n. a person whose job is to buy and
    sell products
    9. greedy adj. wanting a lot more food, money,
    etc. than one needs
    10. to annoy v. to make someone a bit angry
    11. to own v. to have, to possess
    12. bottom n. the lowest or deepest part of
    anything
    13. to refuse v. to say that you will not do or
    accept something
    14. fed up adj. bored or tired of something
    15. mallet n. a tool like a hammer
    16. to destroy v. to damage or ruin something
    17. to knock down v. to ruin or remove a building,
    wall, etc.

    1
    Use the words in the box to complete the sentences:

    jackal despite knack cunning annoy


    merchant greedy bottom refused mallet

    1. He is as _______________ as a fox.
    2. A wolf and a ________________ often hunt together.
    3. She has a ______________ for handling horses.
    4. They went to the park ________________ the heavy rain.
    5. The greedy ______________ raised the price of bread and milk during the
    storm.
    6. Jim looked at the gold with ___________ eyes.
    7. He played the music loudly to ______________ his neighbours.
    8. The ship was found at the _____________ of the sea.
    9. My sister _______________ to eat her breakfast.
    10. We used a heavy _____________ to remove the brick wall.

    Use the words below to write meaningful sentences:


    fed up _________________________________________________________________
    _______________________________________________________________________

    change one’s mind ______________________________________________________


    _______________________________________________________________________

    knock down ____________________________________________________________


    ________________________________________________________________________

    2
    Complete the crossword puzzle with new vocabulary words:

    Down:

    1) to damage

    6) bored

    Across :

    2) possess
    4) to say no to somebody
    5) regardless of

    7 ) wanting a lot more


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    4
    6
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